Issue is not reproducible on reported version 63.0.3239.84 and on latest stable 63.0.3239.108 using steps mentioned in comment#0.
i.e; Launched chrome and observed normal size of text.

@Reporter: Could you check the issue by reseting chrome to deafult settings from chrome://settings, check by freshly creating a profile which o not have any apps/extensions. If issue still persists please un-install and freshly install chrome and check the issue. Please tell us on which flavour of linux you are seeing this issue

Thanks!

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OP could you post a screenshot?

sorry for the late reply
here is a screenshot
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Make sure you didn't enable chrome://flags/#top-chrome-md

tried reset on 

chrome://flags/#top-chrome-md

still the same (tiny text in search / address bar)

Looks like there's tiny text in the avatar button too, so removing UI>Browser>Omnibox.

how do I 

''removing UI>Browser>Omnibox.''

OP please run dump_xsettings and post the output here.

If the program is not installed, install it with
$ sudo apt-get install xsettings

Also try running a native GTK3 app like gtk3-widget-factory.
If it's not installed, install it with
$ sudo apt-get install gtk-3-examples
Post a screenshot of gtk3-widget-factory here too.

re c#9: I already removed the component, you don't need to do anything.

As per comment#10 adding Needs-Feedback label. 

@Reporter: Please check comment#10 and report us back the behavior. Also please check the issue on latest builds. You can download latest build from https://www.chromium.org/getting-involved/dev-channel. Any further information on reproducing the issue would help in further debugging.

Thanks!

hi

im using 18.04 now

ive done both 

$ sudo apt-get install xsettings
$ sudo apt-get install gtk-3-examples

text in chromium search bar is still tiny

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andjrg@,

Can you please run dump_settings and post the output here?

If the program is not installed, install it with
$ sudo apt-get install xsettings

thanks!

*dump_xsettings not dump_settings

hi 

when I run 

$ sudo apt-get install xsettings

terminal says

''E: could not find package xsettings''?

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thomasanderson@, I'm leaving this in your hands, as you were the person who originally suggested installing "xsettings".

Sorry xsettings should be xsettingsd
So the command should be
$ sudo apt-get install xsettingsd

hi

ive done  

$ sudo apt-get install xsettingsd

now

text is still tiny

Now please run dump_xsettings and post the output here.

hi

exactly how do i run dump_xsettings and post the output ?

In a terminal window, run "dump_xsettings > xsettings.txt".  This will create a file xsettings.txt that you can upload.

hi!

problem solved

apparently I just had to change font + font size in Ubuntu settings

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