When I log in to my Canvas page, the following display pops-up and does not allow me to access my information and courses, what should I do?
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In addition to the information that @JeffCampbell provided, there is a write-up from @stuart_ryan called What to do when Canvas looks 'big' or 'zoomed in'!. Some of Stuart's information may also help you get this fixed on your end. Hope it will help a bit.
One of our users had the exact same problem and if I recall correctly clearing cache + cookies in the browser solved it.
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