Disable the Swipe between pages option:.Open Systems preferences and go to the Trackpad settings:.This will prevent you from accidentally closing out of the Figma file, when you are scrolling left and right within the canvas. If you're using the trackpad on macOS, then you may want to disable the left/right swipe gesture. Visit Microsoft's help center for information. To use Figma on Microsoft Edge, you'll need to make sure the Strict Mode setting is disabled for. In the Zoom section, update the Page zoom setting to choose a new default zoom level.Select Appearance from the menu in the left column.Select Menu in the top-right corner of the window.Microsoft Edge will be updated and restarted automatically. If there are any available, they will start downloading.Select Windows updates at the top of the list and then Check for updates.From the Start menu select Settings > U pdates & Security.To update Microsoft Edge to the latest version: In the Currently open website section, ensure Figma is set to 100%:įigma no longer supports Internet Explorer: Explore supported browsers →.Go to the Websites tab and click Page Zoom.Head to Safari > Preferences in the main menu.If there is a new version of macOS available, you'll be able to update this on your computer directly, which will also update Safari with any required updates. Safari is automatically updated by macOS whenever there is a new version. We recommend updating the Allow Firefox to setting to Automatically install updates.Firefox will automatically restart after installing. If you're not on the latest version this will prompt an install of the latest version. You can click the Check for updates button to check for any updates.You'll be able to see the current version and whether or not it is up to date: Scroll down to the Firefox Updates section.From that same menu, select Preferences from the options:.You can then use the - and + icons to decrease/increase the zoom level: This will allow you to see the current Zoom level.Open Firefox and open the menu in the top-right corner.This should be near the top of the list: Alternatively, you can search for WebGL related flags and update this to Enabled. Update the Override software rendering list to enabled. If WebGL isn't currently enabled, you can head to your Chrome Flags settings in your browser: chrome://flags/ In the System section, enable Use hardware acceleration when available Enable WebGL
Scroll down and click on the Advanced link to expand the settings. This will ensure your files are displayed accurately at higher resolutions.
In the Appearance section, ensure your Page zoom is set to 100%. Windows: Go to File > Preferences or click the vertical ellipses in the top right corner and choose Settings. MacOS: Go to Chrome Preferences in the menu bar, or using the Command +, shortcut.
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