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I use Firefox on a 24" 1920 x 1080 display, but because I don't find it easy to read really wide lines of text, and I like to use desktop real estate to see other things at the same time (for multitasking), I don't zoom the browser window to full screen, but set it around 10-1200 pixels wide as in the screenshot. (And taller than it is wide, so it's in "portrait" mode.) In addition, I am on Windows and use the default control panel display setting to scale "text and other items" to 125%, since my eyes are not what they used to be. If I'm in some kind of minority, then I guess I am.
But regardless, the technology used for the CSS ought to be able to behave better than this. There are many methods available for setting the sizes and layouts, including pixel-based, point-based, "em"-based (font-relative), and percentage-based, together with the ability to overlay min/max constraints. It should be able to handle any width and any text zoom gracefully.