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Disable auto-zoom: Most virtual keyboards are designed to automatically zoom in on the text field that is being typed on. Disabling this feature can prevent the keyboard from altering the size of the browser and its components.

Use a fixed layout: Optimizing the layout of the website or application to a fixed size can make sure that the browser does not resize when the virtual keyboard pops up.

Use responsive design: Responsive design adjusts the size and layout of web pages to the device it's being viewed on. So, if the virtual keyboard pops up, the layout will adjust accordingly without altering the size of the browser.

Use software development kits (SDKs): SDKs provide tools and resources to optimize user interfaces for touchscreens and virtual keyboards. Developers can use these tools to create optimized interfaces that don't resize when the virtual keyboard activates.

Test across devices: Virtual keyboards and touchscreens vary across different devices. It's important to thoroughly test the website or application on multiple devices to ensure that it works seamlessly with virtual keyboards.