Open Google Chrome always maximized

If you are like me and always like to use any program or window in maximized view, you may find that You are looking for a way to always open Google Chrome maximized. I don't know if you have noticed that if you close the maximized browser when you reopen it it starts maximized, while if you close it as a normal window when you use it again it will start in the same way you closed it.

This will ensure that whenever you close it and run it, it will always be at an appropriate size to work with, which will be really beneficial. This will work on Windows OS, which is where you have to put a command to work with, although it is not the only thing we can do.

To open Google Chrome always maximized we have to follow the following steps:

First we go to the Chrome shortcut and we click with the right button. When the menu is displayed, we select the Properties option. When the window opens, We select the Shortcut tab and go to the Destination box. The path in which Google Chrome is installed on our Windows will appear. At the end of this route (and inside the quotation marks if they appear) we will have to put the following code:

-start-maximized

We accept and we restart the browser. Now when you open Google Chrome, the browser will always open maximized. If not, you can take a look at the following video, in which I explain these same steps:

Maximize Google Chrome with just one press

Maximizing the browser is done in different ways, with the previous one it will always appear this way, in Windows you can make it go to a larger or smaller size with just one key. Added to this is an internal adjustment that always makes the window larger, as well as with an active zoom.

We are going to see all the ways, in this situation the simple one for anyone who deals with the Redmond system, which usually has shortcuts, including the one imposed by Google, which is the creator of this popular browser. Script changes in Windows on Mac OS and Linux, this is due to the developers who have put it in a different way to work for users, including some extra command in the command console.

For example, the browser is maximized with just one key., you have to do the following:

• The first thing will be to open the browser on your Windows operating system
• Click on Google Chrome and start any page you want
• After that, you have to click on F11, maximizing the screen and returning it to its previous state in just under a few seconds
• After this you will see how it goes into full screen mode which is valid for viewing a website without having anything on the sides, ideal in case you view specific videos and need to see a slide, among other things.

Another formula to maximize the browser In any case and without having to enter the previous command or pressing F11, it is the following:

• Relaunch the Google Chrome browser on your Windows device
• Go to the three points of the browser, here it will show you a good number of options, among them the one that interests us, maximizing the application with just one click, on the icon of a box with some small spaces
• After pressing it will enlarge the full screen and it will shrink again if you click on it again just once specifically

Activation with another command in Windows

Make the screen maximize in Windows as far as Google Chrome is concerned, this can be done with just one command in the command prompt, also known as console (CMD). It will depend on where it is installed, if you have it in "C:/", you just have to reach it with a complete line.

The full screen start is one of the things that has been used not only for it, but also for others that are required in the largest possible size. After what we have seen, the F11 is the fastest, also if you go to the settings of your popular browser, which is by clicking on a small icon.

In order to make your browser larger, you have to put:

«C:/Program Files/Google/Chrome/Application/chrome.exe» –start-fullscreen»

After this you don't have to do much else, You will see how it enlarges and to minimize repeat the sequence with F11, again being a smaller size. If you open it with the right button and put it in the destination, it will load you, without having to open the CMD and paste it from anywhere, if it doesn't work you have to strain the entire first part until you finish ".exe".

In order to remove this you just have to remove –start-fullscreen and everything will return to the previous state, if you do it in the app, remove this and it will be minimized again, being able to make it a little larger if you wish by hand with the mouse. The fastest trick is to press F11 and make it again in a larger size.

Use the magnifying glass to enlarge

The Windows magnifying glass is one of the things that will help you in case you need to view something in a larger sizeChrome also uses an interesting way to shrink to a smaller size or enlarge when you need it. The two magnifying glasses are equally valuable, so let's look at each of them.

Use the Google Chrome magnifying glass:

• All you have to do is click on the three dots at the top right
• In here you have to go to the "Zoom" section and put the one you like, if you see that 100 is not enough, put 110 or 120, among others that are possible

How to use Windows Magnifier:

• Activating the magnifying glass in Windows is theoretically easy, this will be used to enlarge any part of the screen, including the browser
• To use the magnifying glass, you just have to press the "Windows + the + sign" key