Automatic zoom

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• How can I configure Firefox to automatically zoom when a site regularly?

  Some sites have a fixed width, and I like to zoom in some of them so that I can read the text better. How can I configure Firefox automatically zoom-in in some of the sites that I visit regularly?

  You can use an extension to set a page zoom and the size of the default font on the web pages.

  • Default FullZoom Level: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/default-fullzoom-level/

• Why Firefox 4 automatically zoom, when I have something on the open new tab?

  I have windows 7 and the latest version of firefox 4. Every time, when I opened som link in a new tab, firefox automatically zoom-in. I have to continue to use the zoom-out with my scrolling of the mouse and it's quite annoying. I have no problem with firefox zoom 3.

  You have installed McAfee Site Advisor? If so, see the message at the bottom of this thread: http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/questions/785541

  In addition, install this add-on to open links in a new tab without right click: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/open-link-in-new-tab/

  Also, try running Firefox in questions to troubleshoot Firefox in Safe Mode.

• The automatic zoom on touchpad

  Whenever I do anything it automatically zoomed into an output. I'll try to scroll upwards or downwards and it will come down to 75% or upward. I keep having to click the zoom on the lower right of the screen so he can return to 100%. Is there anyway to stop the automatic change of the touch pad. I don't know if it's me sliding my fingers in a weird way, but it drives me crazy! Help, please.

  Hello

  Panel configuration-mine mouse - look for the TouchPad settings - on the device settings tab and your
  may be different (it is NOT the Scrollings tab which is for the mouse). On some, you can activate
  and disable scrolling and/or define the size of the area and the sensitivity of the touchpad.

  Some will have a TouchPad progam/control icon in the Notification area near the clock - low
  right.

  Check with the manufacturer of System Support, online documentation and forums (if any).

  I hope this helps.

  Rob - bicycle - Mark Twain said it is good.

• BlackBerry 10 FIX THE AUTOMATIC ZOOM! PLEASE, I BEG YOU!

  Non_seulement is the extremely annoying automatic zoom feature, which is actually worse than a) pinch two fingers together works about once in ten, and sensitivity to the touch of the screen seems much worse (less sensitive) it was. And why type three times with two fingers to get out the zoom - why not not just two taps with one? KISS.

  At least do this horrible 'improvement' optional.

  Have you seen http://www.blackberry.com/btsc/KB36773 ?

• By pressing the control button automatically zooms; How can I disable zoom?

  I can copy more text using Ctrl + C, is because as soon as I press the control key, FireFox is used in zoom mode [No, my touch more isn't stuck!] and increases the page at the maximum size. Since I have no use for the zoom feature, how can I disable it?

  This could also be a problem with the mouse, because now the CTRL key and turn the mouse wheel scrolls also.

  Try to set the pref mousewheel.withcontrol.action to 1 on the topic: page config to avoid zoom if the Ctrl key is pressed.

  • https://wiki.Mozilla.org/Gecko:Mouse_Wheel_Scrolling

  You can open the topic: config page via the address bar.
  You can accept the warning and click on "I'll be careful" to continue.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/about:config

• Spontaneous automatic zoom in/out

  In almost ALL applications (MS Word, Notepad, Wordpad, Ezplorer Internet, MSN chat window, MS Paint, etc.) in the window where text or graphic is displayed and can be enlarged or back, or the user can change the font sizes, sometimes I encounter the phenomenon when the mouse cursor is moved in the window, the size espontaneously display is zoomed in to the maximum (~ 800%/96pt) OR minimum (~ 10%/6pt). It occurred just before my submit this question: in Word2007 (he used to do that too in 2003), the text expanded to the maximum, while at the same time in IE8 (used to do also in IE7) the display zooms in to min.

  Close the application and reopen it do not negate the phenomenon, once it starts.

  You can zoom in/out by holding down the Ctrl key and scrolling with the mouse wheel. So either you do inadvertently, or your keyboard has a Ctrl key stuck, or you have a mouse with the side buttons that has zoom set to one of these buttons and you're this button inadvertently. So:

  1. what kind of mouse you have? If you have a mouse more-than-plain vanilla with programmable buttons, go to the mouse applet in the control panel to modify its behavior.

  2. If you have only a test simple 2 button mouse (click left/right and the scroll wheel) another keyboard.

  MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• BlackBerry 10 screen automatically zoomed

  Hi all

  Yesterday I installed the new version 10.3.1.1565 on my Q5, with all the difficulties described in the threats before, in any case.

  Another problem:

  Whenever the screen is unlocked, it will be zoomed in this autmatically it.

  It's very bad and very uncomfortable for me a reason to return to the old version of the software.

  Please solve this problem as soon as possible.

  Hello

  You can get in the settings. Accessibility and see grow Mode is activated, if so turn it off. You return to the normal display.

• How to stop the automatic zoom input / output when using my mouse?

  Whenever I try to do something that involves the use of the needle on my laptop the screen zooms in to the point where the text is too small for me to continue to work.  I use Ctrl-0 or select zoom from the menu and zoom out up to 100%.  This happens over and over again.  I can't do anything with my new computer - surf the web, check your emails, create/edit documents because I continually moved to a new resolution of the screen that is impossible to read.

  Your touchpad is probably a multitouch touchpad which is able to detect more than one finger at a time.  In fact, most of the new laptops that have these days.  If it is too sensitive, it can detect presses when you're not even touch her.  Sometimes my palms are considered to be the two fingers and enable this feature "pinch to zoom".

  Unfortunately, this is not a Windows control.  The hardware manufacturer who built the touchpads provides the software that runs it (the pilot).  Some creators of touchpad (as the Synaptics company) have a really robust software that includes a control panel to adapt it in many ways, including this sensitivity and even a few features such as a Palm check that tries to detect when it is not an intentional touch.

  You'll have to talk to anyone to build your PC or refer to the manual well because each business is different.  If you can display your PC name and model number here, I try to look as well for you.

• How can I turn off automatic zooming on the computer?

  How can I disable the auto zoom to the line. It seems that simply moving the cursor around the screen size continues to change.

  Looks like you are using a tablet.  You can go into the settings of the touchpad to disable the shortcut "two fingers to zoom.  Or just be careful not to do more than one finger press.

• zoom problem

  Hello

  Organize to window lighting automation or flexpitch - logic automaticly zooms all max's Flickr photos.

  It is really annoying and is there any setting I don't know about to avoid this?

  I just want to keep the slopes not zoomed and I can zoom in on the slopes, I need to view on the right.

  Thank you

  Any chance you have the button of Zoom Automatic Vertical enabled (on the control bar)?

  If so, just turn it off.

  

  Hope that helps

  Edgar Rothermich - LogicProGEM.com

  (Author of "Graphically improved manuals")

  http://DingDingMusic.com/manuals/

  "I could receive some form of compensation, financial or otherwise, my recommendation or link."

• Web site automatically resizes too large for the window of the browser without creating scrollbars.

  I recently installed FF. There is a specific Web site, I'll often that works very well in other major browsers. However, when I access it in FF, the window is displayed correctly for a split second and then re - resizes automatically to a size that does not fit within the browser window. I can't use 'CTRL -' to bring it back in full view. In addition, there is no scroll bar after resizing. I have reset FF to its default state and I restarted with modules disabled without result. This is a site based on Silverlight, if it has an impact any on the situation. Any suggestions?

  I just found a simple solution that solved my problem.

  Although CTRL + and CTRL - do not work on this Web site, I've done the bar of menus visible ("Firefox |") Options | Bar menu") and was then able to use the" View | " Zoom | Zoom out' to get the site Web fit in the browser window.

  For some reason, the site was being automatically zooms in when you access first with a new version of FF. Once I zoom out using the menu instead of CTRL-, I was able to close the browser and reopen it and it "remind" the zoom level for the site.

• Automatic image resizing - small for the size of the window

  When you view a stand-alone image too large to fit in the window, Firefox it is automatically resized.

  That is fine, but I'm on small images most of the time. Have to zoom in manually the image each time to get around window size is very tedious, and I would avoid the rigmarole.

  Expansion Image Autosizer for Opera has the function I'm looking for, but I couldn't find an equivalent for Firefox.

  I wrote a user script (for use with Scriptish).

  • It automatically zooms in small images.
  • Left click the image, it returns to its original size.
  • Left click again of will zoom in again (useful for example if you maximize the window to get a better view, after the image has already been automatically zoomed in).
  • By default, this script does not on URLs without an extension of image (like this comic) file. These URLS can be added manually in Scriptish preferences for the script.

  // ==UserScript==
  // @id             dc989f0a-f9e6-4507-ba5f-a0730a614553@http://forums.mozillazine.org/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=261941
  // @name           Auto zoom lone images
  // @version        2.5
  // @namespace      http://forums.mozillazine.org/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=261941
  // @author         Gingerbread Man
  // @description    Automatically zoom small standalone images
  // @include        http://*.jpg
  // @include        https://*.jpg
  // @include        http://*.gif
  // @include        https://*.gif
  // @include        http://*.png
  // @include        https://*.png
  // @run-at         window-load
  // ==/UserScript==
  
  var img = document.images[0];
  var iw = img.width;
  var ih = img.height;
  var ir = iw / ih;
  
  function togglezoom() {
  	if (img.width>iw||img.height>ih) {
  		img.width = iw;
  		img.height = ih;
  		img.setAttribute("style","cursor:-moz-zoom-in");
  	}
  	else zoomin();
  }
  
  function zoomin() {
  	var ww = window.innerWidth;
  	var wh = window.innerHeight;
  
  	if (iw<ww&&ih<wh) {
  		img.addEventListener("click", togglezoom, false);
  		var zohw = wh * ir;
  
  		if (zohw<=ww) {
  			img.height = wh;
  			img.width = img.height * ir;
  			img.setAttribute("style","cursor:-moz-zoom-out");
  		}
  
  		else {
  			img.width = ww;
  			img.height = img.width / ir;
  			img.setAttribute("style","cursor:-moz-zoom-out");
  		}
  
  	}
  
  }
  
  zoomin();
  
  //.user.js

  I guess since I have not received all the suggestions, I'll mark this as the solution.

• Aspire M5 - 581T - Zoom problem.

  Can someone tell me please how to disable the automatic zoom.  It drives me crazy to have pages zoom in and out.  I use Windows 8.

  Thank you.

  In fact, I think that I thought about it.  Under MOUSE under MOMENTUM, there is a checkbox to activate the Zoom In and Zoom out.  I unchecked which box and have not experienced any problem since then.  Thank you for your help.

• Zoom unwanted with external display

  I'm sure there is a simple solution for this, but I just can't understand it.

  I have Windows Vista Home Premium. I connected to a projector for the first
  time today and now no matter when I go into IE or Word or Firefox display automatically
  Zoom out as far as it can go. More icons on my desktop are very large
  and when I click on the option to view in Classic format, so that they go down
  size classic then zoom right out to wide.

  How can I fix this please?

  Hi Joey112,

  Method 1: See the steps mentioned in the link below to change the display settings on multiple monitors

  Change-Display-Settings-on-multiple-Monitors

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/change-display-settings-on-multiple-monitors

  Method 2: Make sure you have the latest drivers for graphics card\display card present on the computer.

  You can check the link below

  Solving the multiple monitor problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-multiple-monitor-problems

  Thanks and greetings

  Ajay K

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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