Magnifying FireFox
By dylunio on 17 Oct 2006
If you find text on a website too small to read in FireFox you can increase the font size by using Ctrl and '+' on the numpad. This will only effect the tab you are currently in, and you can revert with Ctrl and '-'.
This lets me have a large resolution for most things, but I can magnify any pages I may want to read a lot of small text on.
Comments
Ctrl+0 gives you the
by free-zombie | Tue, 2006-10-17 20:30Ctrl+0 gives you the original font size; ctrl+alt+mousewheel works as well.
Yeah I find those useful for
by libervisco | Wed, 2006-10-18 00:39Yeah I find those useful for some tiny-fonted sites too. I didn't know about ctrl-0 though, cool tip.
Using konqueror right now,
by tbuitenh | Wed, 2006-10-18 08:41Using konqueror right now, so I can't check, but if you don't have a numpad (laptop!), you could also use the other + (shift + =) .
It's just C-Wheel.
by a thing | Thu, 2006-10-19 02:18Ctrl+0 gives you the original font size; ctrl+alt+mousewheel works as well.
It's just C-Wheel not, C-A-Wheel.
I was surprised when it
by free-zombie | Thu, 2006-10-19 12:23I was surprised when it didn't work... but still, it didn't work - neither did C-S-wheel for that matter.
This might be a change in FF2 of course
/me didn't know of the ctrl
by AndrewB | Thu, 2006-10-26 12:12/me didn't know of the ctrl + 0. Thanks