I can't reproduce this in M52 on Linux or Windows. Could someone in test verify on M51 for me. Even then, we're not likely to fix an M51 only issue at this time.

I can reproduce in 54.0.2793.0 canary (64-bit)

Font size is difference between open a.svg and open a.html

Deleted: html.png 54.5 KB

	html.png 54.5 KB View Download

Deleted: SVG.png 28.0 KB

	SVG.png 28.0 KB View Download

I can't reproduce this on mac / 53.0.2783.5/dev. I wonder if this could be an extension or something like that? Can you try to reproduce this in an incognito window or another machine?

I use Mac book pro with retina with 2560 * 1600 and dpi 200%.

I use another machine, they are the same font size. But font size are both too large than then declaration in svg. And in IE and Firefox are display correct font size.

And if you replace font-size="4" to font-siz="14"  Chrome display font size same as IE and Firefox

Tested this on :

>MacBook Pro Retina OS 10.11.5(2880 x 1800), device pixelratio:2, latest canary:54.0.2793.0
>Windows-7, latest stable: 51.0.2704.106 and the latest canary: 54.0.2793.0.
>MacBook Air OS 10.11.5(1440 x 900), device pixel ratio:1, latest stable: 51.0.2704.106 and the latest canary: 54.0.2793.0

Unable to reproduce this and a.html font is not large.

Removing the Needs-TestConfirmation. Feel free to add it back if this need further confirmation.

See attachments.
Font size in IE / Firefox is smaller than chrome.

Deleted: chrome.png 51.3 KB

	chrome.png 51.3 KB View Download

Deleted: Firefox.png 21.3 KB

	Firefox.png 21.3 KB View Download

Deleted: ie.png 31.5 KB

	ie.png 31.5 KB View Download

The SVG content is correct, so any issue is with HTML fonts. But I still can't repro, even with M54 Canary on a HighDPI mac.

Both a.html and a.svg use SVG to render the text, no HTML fonts used anywhere.

Unable to reproduce at 100% zoom but reproduces at all other zoom levels. Might have to do with how SVG applies zooming vs how embedded SVG is zoomed.

Unable to repro this issue on Windows 7 & MAC (10.11.5) for Google Chrome Canary Version - 54.0.2794.0 & Chrome Stable Version - 51.0.2704.106

@gzchdw: Could you please perform the steps mentioned beneath and let us know your observations.

1. Uninstall your Google Chrome.
2. ~/Library/Application Support/Google -> Clean up Chrome from MAC.
3. Install the Google Chrome Stable Version - 51.0.2704.106
4. Do not Login to Chrome with your credentials.
5. Re-test the same and let us know.

Thank you.

I use Chrome in Windows (use Boot Camp). I can repro after clean and reinstall chrome.

There are three way to repro issues:
1. When change resolution to 2560 * 1600 with 200% dpi, It can repro.
2. When change to 1280 * 800 with 100% dpi, and use zoom button in chrome menu to change 500%,  HTML and SVG is difference font size.
3. Even in 1280 * 800 with 100% dpi and 100% zoom, the font size is wrong with declaration in svg file(which is 4px). IE / Firefox display correct font size


And when you replace font-size="4" to font-size="14", this issue will not repro. It seem only repro when font-size less than 7

I use Windows 10 on Mac Book Pro by Boot Camp

Thank you for providing more feedback. Adding requester "rnimmagadda@chromium.org" for another review and adding "Needs-Review" label for tracking.

For more details visit https://www.chromium.org/issue-tracking/autotriage - Your friendly Sheriffbot

eae@, what configuration did you repro on? I can't reproduce on M52 Windows, Mac or Linux under any of the situations in comment #12. My output matches the other browsers.

IIRC we apply some lower bound on font size; maybe we're hitting that.

Set owner back to me when you have given feedback.

schenney: Linux, Chrome 51.0.2704.84.

Repros reliably at zoom levels at or above 150%. If it was min font size being enforced wouldn't that also apply at 100%?

Odd, I can't repro on Linux with Version 51.0.2704.106 (64-bit).

Maybe we've bisected it.

I'm at a loss. Despite others reproducing, I can't.

One more try. fs@ and pdr@, can you take a look at reproducing?

I could reproduce something at least resembling this (w/ an Opera based on 53.0.2767.4) by scaling to 200%. It's not exactly the same issue as the reporter shows though AFAICT. In the <img> embedding context we will quite likely compute the internal font-scale slightly differently though, so maybe that's related. (Using <object> instead does not show any text/font-size differences for me under the same circumstances.)

Unable to repro this issue on Windows 7 & 10 for Google Chrome Canary Version - 54.0.2838.0 & Chrome Stable Version - 52.0.2743.116

Issue 36429 could be related as well.

Assigning to pdr@ just to try to repro. If no repro, I think we close.

I was unable to reproduce on Linux, Windows, or Android, using the associated zoom features of each (browser zoom with ctrl+, and accessibility text slider on android). I also tested extreme device scale factors such as a 5x multiplier (--force-device-scale-factor=5).

I do believe that folks could be hitting something here, but without more information I'm not sure what to do.

Here are the two urls on a webserver for ease of testing:
https://pr.gg/a.html
https://pr.gg/a.svg

@gzchdw, can you reproduce this on any other machines? Can you try a fresh OS? Any clues would be useful.

I revisited this under the auspice that it had something to do with the minimum font-size configuration knob. (Testing by making sure to tickle the setting, and even setting it to somewhat larger value to make it easier to notice when it kicks in.)
Well, at least now (in new Canary builds) we render the text as '4px' (4 user units) all the time. In my mind it doesn't quite explain what the screenshots show. I can't shake that it could somehow be related to how we transfer settings to SVGImages.
Feedback/verification from the reporter would be great here.

I tried to reproduce this again today with no luck.