Privacy, support, and release information for Window Resize Manager.
View the Project on GitHub Gevorg-Glechyan/window-size-extension
Use this page when Window Resize Manager does not show the expected dimensions, cannot resize the current Chrome window, or cannot save local presets.
After the first listing is approved:
npm run build.chrome://extensions.dist/ directory.For release testing, use dist/chromium/external after
npm run check:release. Do not test public store behavior from the internal
variant.
Window Resize Manager works on normal Chrome browser windows. Chrome can block or limit resizing for minimized, fullscreen, extension, browser-internal, or restricted windows. Move to a normal browser window and try again.
Viewport mode uses a user-triggered one-shot numeric measurement of the active tab. Chrome can block script measurement on browser pages, extension pages, and some restricted schemes. When Chrome exposes safe numeric tab dimensions, the extension uses those as a fallback; otherwise it shows a local error and does not resize.
Chrome does not resize maximized windows directly. When applying a preset or custom size, Window Resize Manager restores the current window to normal state and then applies the requested dimensions.
Custom presets are stored locally in Chrome extension storage. They do not sync through a Window Resize Manager account or cloud service. Removing the extension or clearing extension storage can remove saved presets and recent custom sizes.
Both Chrome build variants send explicit cookieless usage analytics to PostHog EU Cloud. Events do not include page content, selected text, full URLs, tab titles, preset names, exact dimensions, raw error messages, cookies, website storage, or stable personal identifiers. See the Privacy Policy and Usage Analytics Events for details.
For bug reports, support questions, or feature requests, open a GitHub issue:
https://github.com/Gevorg-Glechyan/window-size-extension/issues
Include the extension version, Chrome version, operating system, whether the window was normal/maximized/minimized/fullscreen, and whether you were using window size mode or viewport size mode.