@sventhebarbarian Moved to feature requests. It was reported as a bug a long time ago.

Whatever it's called, I like the idea. Why not go full out on this, would really add to the browser.

@Wireaddict thanks for raising this issue and sorry for the troubles. We'll add a help page on this topic asap.

@darkmatter Yes, i would too, but it's still pretty useful for me [i did forewarn you that... Neither of these does exactly what you asked ]. I have atm 579 OurStickys in my V-SS, & a typical use for me is to copy a string of text from a site, paste it into a note affixed to that part of the page, & then append my own comments etc for context [when relevant]. When i return to that bm'd page weeks/months/years later with a need to follow that procedure again / refresh my memory of some tech settings etc, i can re-read my notes which are at exactly where i need them on the page. It's very productive for me.

@pesala Agreed. I use 5% steps to suit my vision.

@pesala said in Zoom level going back to 100%: Use Tab Zoom omg you're right, i disabled it and now it's working as intended, thanks!

In the Chromestore also exist Wallabag. It's the same as Pocket, but while Pocket is Proprietary, Wallabag is OpenSource and completely free Website https://wallabag.org/en Github https://github.com/wallabag/wallabagger Windows, Android, iOS Chrome, Firefox, Opera PocketBook, Kobo, Kindle You can import from Pocket

@gwen-dragon said in Not Safe for Work Filter: @catweazle I think the users asks for a feature to hide NSFW images, not to sue and upload elsewhere. I do not know, I thought at the beginning too, but then I responded by missing this request to a browser, since this optional filter is present in virtually any search engine, but not for other reasons, assuming the user knows it.

@ineuw The information is restricted. My search got no results. On the Clear Private Data I can confirm the bug (change the original status from Unconfirmed to Confirmed). For that I need the VB-99999.

This bug is fixed in the latest snapshot, and the Quick Commands for Zoom UI and Webpage Zoom go a some way to resolving this issue. I still think a smaller zoom increment of 5% is better. Specs: AMD A10-6800K, 8 Gb on Win 10 64-bit build 17134.320 • Snapshot 2.1.1337.17 (64-bit)

@plethora10000 I suspect that installing an extension will be the only way. Chrome Forums Answer on this Topic

@ouroboros4545 a vertical compression when exceeding the natural hight will distort graphic-heavy sites. The contrast is (in many cases much) lower than for highlighted text blocks. When this gets to a pathological rate with source code it's time to start splitting content to different files anyway…

@rojaviv Indeed, why not? I moved your thread to Feature Requests and rephrased it to make it universal. Some users with impaired vision might require a default zoom of more than 200%. In Opera 12.18 the range is from 20% to 1,000% which I think is adequate. Edit: The range in Vivaldi is actually from 20% to 500% but one has to use the zoom shortcuts or scrollwheel to reach those limits.

Tip for next time: just rename your profile folder, start Vivaldi and look it up yourself, far easier than checking for an answer concerning any default preferences.