how to auto-remove huge borders from websites, in Chrome?

as per subject - some websites (such as http://omg.yahoo.com/) have huge borders on both left and right corners, wasting screen estate when reading news. is there any chrome extension or app that i can use to auto-detect these empty borders and eliminate them?

Hi -
The sites you mention are just designed to look like that. There is no "real" way that you can do much -
See the forum box that you are typing in, it is about the same every where unless you get a larger monitor -
You can try to expand your screen settings, or just press F11 for the largest standard default screen - Don't forget to press F11 when you go to another site.

F11 just removes the browser address line and most Add On Tool bars - Also delete any toolbars that you do not NEED as they take space at the top of screens -
Your only other option is to use the Onscreen Magnifier - Start > Programs > Accessories > Accessability and click on the Magnifier option -

Hope it helps -

The way I overcome this in Chrome is to click on the spanner top right and increase magnification to 175% When I return to the sites Chrome remembers. New sites you have to go through the process. Pain, but it works.