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Tell us what should have happened and what you saw instead. Both halves matter.
A quick screenshot or screen recording often explains a layout or display problem instantly.
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Fill in the form on this page: choose the tool, the type of problem and what happened. Your browser and screen details are added automatically, so it takes about two minutes.
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The page or tool, what you did, what you expected and what happened instead. Steps to repeat the problem and a link to a screenshot help most.
Usually because the display is set to 60 Hz in system settings, battery saver or low power mode is on, or the browser window is on a different monitor. That is a setting rather than a bug. Check those first.
Safari on iPhone does not allow web pages to go fully full screen, so tests fill the browser window instead. This is a limit of iOS, not a bug in Screen Tester.
Simple problems such as typos are often fixed within days. Device-specific problems take longer because we need to reproduce them first. If you leave your email, we will let you know when it is fixed.
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