@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!

@lonm If the view port is 1920 pixels wide and the user selects an area 960 pixels wide, the web page would zoom in to 200% @Stardust I prefer the buttons. The slider takes a lot of space and can be hard to control the zoom to what's wanted. The zoom icon on the status bar would do exactly what the [+] currently does. Right-click, or Shift or Alt + Click on the button would do exactly what [-] currently does. Double-click would do what Reset currently does, so that's three actions in one button. It would not even be necessary to touch the keyboard to do Left, Right, and Double-click. Setting a precise zoom percentage is rarely what a user wants. If they want to zoom in a lot, rather than clicking multiple times, they could click, and then select an area of interest. Maybe press escape to disable the Zoom Tool. It might be a problem if they want to zoom in once, then drag to select some text. Probably there is a way around such problems. Settings, Appearance, would have one more option: [ ] Use Buttons in Range Controls [•] Use Zoom Tool

The missing (X) is obviously a bug. In this menu, is there not a filter somewhere? Does typing "file://" not work? I've used the other internal pages and they have this ability, but haven't tried the zoom one before.

This zoom is different and I suspect it has something that requires driver support. Because my touchpad can't do that in any browser.

@para-noid said in Enlarge Images on Hover: (...) I'm not even sure what you want. (...) On mouseover in a thumbnail image or direct URL to the image, show it in full-size in the same window (similar behavior as if it was a tooltip) preferably with some options to customize frame, glow color, etc. What I use for now is this extension: Hover Zoom + If this feature was integrated by default as another Vivaldi's out-of-the-box great feature, I think it would be a great differentiator from other browsers. I think this functionality is convenient enough to be considered as part of Vivaldi.

@simon1 do you use an extension which may interact with zoom settings? Possible clash with the (unknown) default Tab Zoom concept applied in Vivaldi.

@pesala said in Commands for Zoom to Specific Values: @ayespy Yes, but some users want both the + - and the slider. I already voted for that one. Honestly I like both. Both should be doable.

@masterleo29 I cannot imagine any other way it could be made to work. There is probably already a request for Fullscreen to affect only the current window, and show/hide Status Bar etc. The closest I could find is Full Dual Monitor Toolbar

@pesala said in Auto-commit Modified Values in Zoom Field: @dude99 I don't see much benefit in this. It just extends the hit area slightly. The controls have different purposes: the slider sets the zoom in 10% steps (smaller steps would be better, while the zoom field allows a precise value to be entered. One can use the scrollwheel in this field to adjust by 1% increments, but one has to use the keyboard to commit the value (not good). No need for a delay. Just commit the value as soon as the user clicks on the page. I don't like the slider because it's very fiddle when dragging around to get the exact zoom level i want, it take too much time to get it right. Thus, i prefer the 1% increment method from input field, but i want to do it without keyboard input because it's un-intuitive & cumbersome. User expected to see the zoom result after value changes, but we don't want vivaldi to keep redraw the entire page when scrolling rapidly, that would be too resources intensive & probably look very unpleasant to some viewers. Thus, the middle ground would be delay the redraw, or when user click on something else when value changes stop.

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)

@margarita Maybe the request title should be "[Zoom] Option to show minus/plus buttons along the slider" But having the "numeric" zoom size is useful as I often use "awkard" values like 83% 87% 72% 53% for different pages and the slider is "approximative" in doing that.

@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.

I use a dual monitor system. 1920x1080 Portrait, which works best at 100% zoom 1600x1200 Landscape, which is OK up to 150% zoom or more. It would be nice to independent settings for each monitor.

@lonm This moves the footer a row below the toolbar instead of appending the buttons behind the existing toolbar buttons, but once I saw from your instructions exactly what small chunk of code needed to be tweaked I was able to tweak it back into v1 style with a bit of guesswork by comparing with your v1 code on Github. Thanks!

Thanks. Un-ticking Settings: Webpages: Use Tab Zoom does retain Vivaldi's Zoom memory level for each domain (website), better yet for each individual sub-domain too.