I have Chrome looking fantastic now after following this guide: Chrome High DPI: How To Enable It In Windows 8, 8.1 (v34+) | Ubergizmo
Trying hard to love the SP3, but...
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jedge
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Even with the dpi fixed, it still doesn't look as smooth as IE. You still get occasional but annoying font problems. And scrolling up and down using 2 fingers on the trackpad in Chrome is really jumpy.
Meanwhile, IE11 has worked great from day 1. Is it finally time to switch back?
George Neville
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I never had such a problem. You say Windows 8.1? Do yourself a favor. Update to Windows 10, replace the Surface 3 Typepad with the Surface 4 TypePad, replace your Surface 3 pen with the Surface 4 pen and enjoy your brand new Surface 3.5! Will it fix whatever funk you have going on with IE 11? Do a clean Windows 10 install. make sure you look up the upgrade process first.
