# Zooming your Browser

You can use your browser to make SIMnet content in your browser window larger or smaller. You can get more information on screen by Zooming Out your browser. You can make the content on your screen larger by Zooming In. In some instances zooming in too far in will cause issues with seeing all the necessary content on screen. In that case, revert your zoom settings to the default of 100% and refresh the page.

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Chrome" %}
At the top right, click the three dot **More** button. In the menu option, next to Zoom, choose the zoom options you want. Click **+** to make the SIMnet content larger. Click **–** to make the view smaller. Once you have changed the zoom setting, click the **Magnifying Glass** icon in the URL bar to change the zoom settings or click **Reset** to set the zoom back to the default setting.
{% endtab %}

{% tab title="Firefox" %}
Click the three horizontal line shaped **Menu** button on the top right corner of the browser window. Select the **+** button to zoom in, and the **-** button to zoom out. Once you have changed the zoom setting, the zoom value will show in the URL bar. Click the zoom value to reset the zoom to the default setting.
{% endtab %}

{% tab title="Edge" %}
Select the **More actions** button at the top right corner. Click **+** to zoom in and **–** to zoom out. Use the **+** and **–** buttons to reset the value to 100% to revert changes.
{% endtab %}

{% tab title="Safari" %}
Select the View option in the top menu. Select Zoom In or Zoom Out as desired. Select Actual Size to revert the page to the default zoom setting.
{% endtab %}
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