Yeah sadly the site isn't what we in layman's term call "responsive".

A responsive website automatically adjusts its layout and content to fit the screen size and resolution of the device it's being viewed on, whether it's a smartphone, tablet, or desktop. This ensures a consistent and optimal user experience across different devices.
Key aspects of responsive web design:

Flexible layouts:
Instead of fixed width or height, responsive layouts use flexible grids and percentages to adjust the size of elements proportionally to the screen.

Adaptable images:
Images are resized and optimized to fit the screen size, preventing them from being too large or small.

Media queries:
CSS media queries allow developers to apply specific styles based on the device's characteristics, such as screen size, resolution, and orientation.

Mobile-first approach:
In responsive design, the website's design is often started with the mobile version in mind, then scaled up for larger screens.

Benefits:
Responsive design saves development time, reduces the need for separate mobile and desktop versions, and improves SEO, as Google prefers responsive sites.

Edit: here is my site suggestion on the subject: https://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=101769561&f=258

This post was edited by Roneye on Jun 13 2025 12:35pm

Do you happen to have an extension like tampermonkey for JSP? That's the only thing I could think of since it only affects this website for you.

It's just due to the resolution of his monitor. The higher the resolution the smaller the design will appear on screen.

no i dont have this



thanks for info, thats unfortunate

I mean I have a 34 inch ultra wide curved and jsp can go full screen on that no issues

What resolution? And at 100% browser size?

Would imagine 2560 x 1080?

This post was edited by Roneye on Jun 13 2025 12:49pm

what browser are u using? maybe i can try smoething else than firefox

I use chrome



Uhh not sure resolution I run, I haven’t gotten on my desktop in a month or so.
Mainly game on my laptop lately if I game, been working alot lately

its the same shitty resolution on edge tbh

anyway i zoomed it to 180% now so its somewhat fullscreen, but it doesnt deserve a beauty prize

This post was edited by Stefbef on Jun 13 2025 12:51pm

Nothing a browser can do anything about.
I just chromium based and it's still the same.



Alright then it's highly likely to be 2560x1080p (example LG 34UC79G-B).
Then the resolution is low enough for the scaling to be perfect.