Windows 10: Miniscule display size in MS Edge Browser

Yesterday mid-day my Edge browser screen-font-size suddenly went from "normal" to miniscule (see attached image).
At the time I was reading info on a sports web-site. Just prior to that my touch-pad (ASUS laptop) suddenly reverted
to having the touch-pad feature "TAP" as ON, and because I have a small shake in my hand, this feature most-often causes problems.

When I converted from Win 8.1 to Win10 a few weeks ago I immediately searched for and found the option
(under ASUS Smart Gesture app) and turned all TAP features off. It worked fine until yesterday. I searched
for possible solutions and discovered I could not access ASUS Smart Gesture, so I re-installed it- that feature
is now turned off again, but I cannot get Edge to display in normal font-size. That's the only place it occurs

I have reverted to Internet Explorer v11 for now, but would appreciate if someone knows of a fix or could suggest
where to look to give me some ideas.

Thanks



:)

 

Fonts Not Displaying Properly

Some fonts, specifically MS Gothic, MS PGothic, MS UI Gothic, size 12 and smaller, display aliased instead of anti-aliased. This is not confined to the browser, but is true in the font page itself. Therefore, all text in this font and size, such as the
Japanese text in Wikipedia and Wiktionary, are displayed pixelated, which is mildly annoying. How can this be amended without changing the browser font?

 

how do i reduce the display in microsoft edge in windows 10 to fit the screen

How do I reduce the display size in Microsoft Edge browser in windows 10 to fit the monitor screen?

 

Press [Ctrl] +[0]

That's Control and Zero.


It's likely you may have accidentally performed a "pinch-zoom" on the touchpad. Check if you can disable this feature if the touchpad settings.

 

Wow that was quick, and THANSK VERY MUCH! worked fine! Not sure why that problem only appeared
in Edge, but seems to work OK now.