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High DPI screens are beginning to show in an increasing number of devices, and developers need to adjust their applications to support it. The Chromium developers have just added this feature for the Linux platform.
It's not clear whether the Chromium for Windows and Mac OS already had this feature implemented, but it's very likely. In any case, Linux users should also benefit from it, finally, although it will be a while until it hits the stable branch of Google Chrome, which is used by most people.
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