Solved Command + ScrollWheel = Zoom #MacOS

[galgogergo]

I thinkit's pretty self explanatory

Lots of us use Vivaldi on an external monitor with a mouse and a keyboard. I would like to map the "zoom" function (see the zoombar in the bottom-right corner) to CMD + ScrollWheel, just as I can do the same onWindows b pressing Ctrl + Scrollwheel.

It's a bit annoying to go to the scroll bar every time. (although it's much better than Safari's click View menu then click Zoom In and Repeat That Multiple Times. (: )

Could you guys do this? ^^

[galgogergo]

UPDATE - I solved it!

I use a tiny little utility program/app, called Mos. (highly recommend it otherwise)

I had smooth scrolling enabled:

... which messed with the zoom in Vivaldi. Smooth scrolling is good while scrolling, but less ideal for zooming. Therefore I added an exception:

It only activates the exception when pressing Cmd key, which is the key for zooming nevertheless, so this should not pose any problems.

I hope this helps somebody.

[Thescorb0]

@galgogergo This is already a feature.

[galgogergo]

@thescorb0 Could you explain how to turn it on? I use the latest Vivaldi on the latest mac OS and it doesn't work. (cmd + scroll doesn't do anything)

[galgogergo]

@thescorb0 I've made a video about the issue: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SkzpJ49rXfqiSxx6zsBkHK0XBK9Ygsl7/view?usp=sharing

The zoom only works when I'm dragging the slider.
When scrolling, it only toggles between 90-110% for some reason, and doesn't affect the screen. (does not zoom)

It's a bug, then.

[Thescorb0]

@galgogergo Try going to Settings>Webpages>Use ⌘+Scroll to Zoom Page.

[galgogergo]

@Thescorb0 I have that on! Without it (when I uncheck it), it doesn't evenmove the slider at the bottom of the page. The problem is it won't move it properly WITH it either!

[galgogergo]

@thescorb0 In the upper video (see the Google Drive link) it' clear that it only zooms the page when I'm dragging the slider manually. When I'm using the Cmd + scroll option, it somehow doesn't properly register it. (the slider jumps between 90 and 100%, and the page won't zoom even then, though...)

[galgogergo]

UPDATE - I solved it!

I use a tiny little utility program/app, called Mos. (highly recommend it otherwise)

I had smooth scrolling enabled:

... which messed with the zoom in Vivaldi. Smooth scrolling is good while scrolling, but less ideal for zooming. Therefore I added an exception:

It only activates the exception when pressing Cmd key, which is the key for zooming nevertheless, so this should not pose any problems.

I hope this helps somebody.