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I'm having some odd display issues in both Chrome and Firefox. I'm not entirely sure how to describe what's going on - it's issues with how the toolbar / url bar is displayed.
Pictures of what's going on:
http://imgur.com/a/ccEOm
As you can see, in Firefox (top image) the issue is the tabs are excessive large. Everything else seems to be fine.
For Chrome, the issue arises when I have it set to use the Classic theme (middle image). In this case the icons are all smaller than they should be, and the edge that would define the lower bounder of the toolbar/url bar is overlapping with the icons (this is true even if the bookmark bar is turned off). In contrast, if I have Chrome set to "Use GTK+ theme" this is not an issue.
I normally use Chrome with the GTK+ theme active as my primary browser, so I'm not sure when these issues arose. I've tried going back 1 or 2 updates for both, but that didn't fix the problem. Not really sure where to even start, though, in terms of trying to figure out what's going on. Any help would be appreciated.
Let me know what other information would be useful.
Thanks
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I should also note, this issue is only affecting my standard install of Arch on my desktop at home. I also have Arch running in Vbox vms on my laptop and work desktop and am not experiencing this issue. The three different Arch installs are set up very similarly, so I'm wondering if it's something to do with monitor resolution / scaling since my home machine is using 1440p monitors.
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