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Ubuntu Chromium browser - how to define zoom percentage via command line launch?

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I have Chromium browser running as Ubuntu Desktop, when i launch my system i need to set the Chromium browser zoom percentage to 79%, so that it always remain default.

Using command line, how do i set that zoom percentage?

$ chromium-browser --incognito -kiosk www.google.com

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answered 2 Years ago anatta · Accepted Answer

Chrome published a very limited list of command line switches. With Chromium we are more sure. Try to search this list: http://peter.sh/experiments/chromium-command-line-switches/

the --ash-host-window-bounds and --force-device-scale-factor switches looks promising, but you should elaborate on that.