Or, maybe you're a notebook owner with that little LCD display. It sure doesn't give you much of a view of those Web pages. It gets old real fast. Those 14 inch screens are hard on the eye balls after surfing for any length of time. That's a solution if the old one wears out.
Problem is, monitors seem to last forever.
It's difficult to get rid of something that's not broken. An answer to the problem is to increase the viewable window your browser displays. It's easy to do, and it don't cost you anything to do it. You can make use of these options to increase your window on the Web. These techniques are presented for Netscape Navigator, but Microsoft's Internet Explorer also has user options that will accomplish the same goal.