How to Show Zoom Percentage and Reset Zoom Button on the Address Bar?

[Adish]

Hi everyone,

Is there's a way to show the zoom percentage and a reset zoom button on the address bar in Vivaldi? I find this to be a convenient way to keep track of my zoom level and to quickly reset it to the default value.

I've searched through the Vivaldi settings, but I haven't been able to find a way to enable this feature. I'm hoping that someone in the Vivaldi community can help me out.

Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Adish

[DoctorG]

@Adish Open toolbar editor by hover a element in status bar and open context menu Edit → Toolbar
Now grab the Zoom button in status bar with mouse and drag into address bar.
If zoom ruler is too long, open Settings → Appearance, you can set the to "Use buttons in Range Control"

[Adish]

@DoctorG Can't find a zoom button there.

[DoctorG]

@Adish Select "Status Toolbar"

[Adish]

@DoctorG Yes, it worked, but it's too big, a magnifying glass icon in place of it would be more obvious and better (Like chrome)

Thanks !

[DoctorG]

@Adish Thats's why i use Setting → Appearance → Use Buttons in Range Controls.

[DoctorG]

@Adish I will check if range ruler could be shorted or removed by a CSS modification (custom css). Wait…

//edit:
Hide the ruler:

.page-zoom-controls input[type=range] {
   display: none !important; /* to hide */
}

Narrow the ruler:

.page-zoom-controls input[type=range] {
   width: 5em !important; /* to narrow it to 5 chars wide; or use 70px or more instead of 5em */
}

Hiding the ruler is no problem as you can click on the 100% in status line and type zoom value or use keystrokes Ctrl + and Ctrl -

[Adish]

@DoctorG Thanks, it worked.

Is there any way to show the reset button and percentage only when it is not equal to 100 % and hide it when the page zoom is default?

[DoctorG]

Untested:
.page-zoom-controls .zoom-percent:contains("100 %") { display: none !important }

Oh, i did not remember such was removed in CSS3 at some time.
Sorry. Such worked in the past.