While surfing the global networkThe Internet from an inquisitive look of an attentive user could not escape one interesting detail connected with display of pages of sites. The thing is that many resources are not displayed on the whole screen, but only on its central part, while two inactive areas on the sides are painted with a colored background or covered with wallpaper-picture. You might think that this is some kind of browser error, but when checking this display is saved in all programs for viewing pages. In addition, even the sites of many large companies often look that way - not full screen. In such circumstances, any user will want to learn how to zoom in on the page. Sometimes it seems that website developers seem to live in a different world and don’t knowthat even a budget modern computer is purchased with a widescreen monitor with a diagonal of at least 20 inches. On laptops, the situation is similar - their screens have long become widescreen, albeit smaller.
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