How do I change the font size of Google Chrome's address bar?

I set my system font to GNU Unifont, because I like it's pixelated look. I scaled the fonts to the right size so they don't blur at all, however the font in Google Chrome's address bar is smaller than all the other text. How do I change the font size? Is it possible? (Complicated instructions are okay.)

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Chrome's address bar is too small

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You don't say what window manager you are using (KDE, GNOME, etc.), but I can see the tag linux-mint.

Tab Font Size

If using KDE Plasma 5, you can change the tab font size via:

  • Start Menu -> System Settings -> Application Style -> GNOME/GTK Application Style -> Font

However, this does not change font size of the omnibar.
In my Debian/KDE Plasma 5 installation, the default font setting was "Noto Sans 10".

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Omnibar Font Size

You can change the omnibar font size (and all menus / dialogs / labels) with this command:
$ google-chrome-stable --force-device-scale-factor=1.5

Adjust the value (1.5) to something that looks good on your setup.

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