Does not completely fill the screen

[Mohammad Nasirifar]

Hi, first I'd like to thank you for this, very useful.

Using google chrome on gnome with 200% scaling, I can see a border of size 1 (?) pixel on the right and bottom sides of the screen. If I switch to fullscreen mode, only the one on the right side of the screen remains.

I know this is naive and don't intend to suggest this as a solution but while playing around a little with things, this seems to make it look like it works:

     width = window.innerWidth + 1;
     height = window.innerHeight + 1;

Screenshots debug utility both look fine to me after zooming in, the one after is one pixel wider/taller obviously.
before adding the above:

after:

Some system screenshots to show what I see:
default: (note the border on the right side)

after adding + 1 to sizes:

default code, but turned off gnome scaling. This looks ok to me

This doesn't happen on firefox. Cannot test on chromium on this machine right now. So the combination is:

• gnome
• 4k monitor
• 200% scaling
• google chrome

I'm keen to know what you think.
Thanks again

[Marco Fugaro]

Hey, this looks like it's related to the browser (Chrome) having some precision errors when scaling is enabled. So window.innerWidth does not match the actual screen size.

Unfortunately, I don't think there is really anything you can do about this.