If I have several tabs open, CTRL-+ increases the fonts, etc., on all the tabs, and CRTL-- decreases all of them. Obviously, some pages are going to be fine, some too small, some too big. Is there a setting where I can get it to quit increasing (or decreasing) all of the tabs, i.e., just the tab I'm on at the time?
And is there a way to search just one forum? I'm sure I'm not the only one with this problem, but I kept getting results for all the PortableApps.
Thanks
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Weird... for all my computers it only does the current tab (I have about 5 tabs open on each) :/
Thanks,
Bensawsome
EDIT: Wait I see what you mean, you mean if it's the same SITE it stays the same size... that is a feature of firefox. I'm not sure if you can change that or not.
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From what I can tell from running a quick test, is using CTRL++ and CTRL+- is a PER SITE setting. If you open different tabs of the same site, and have different tabs with different sites open, the Zoom setting is only set PER SITE. Not for all tabs, and from what I can tell, this is the desired result.
Also - typically, any issues that are actually with the app themselves, and not the portablization of said app, should be directed at the actual developer, in this case, Mozilla.
Ah, yes, you are right. They are all tabs on the same site. The layouts aren't all the same, though, or the font sizes, so I'm having to adjust each tab every time I return to it. I do understand, though, how this would, under normal circumstances, be the desired result.
Sorry about asking in the wrong place. Kind of a Catch-22, since I didn't know if the problem was related to "portablization" or not.
Thanks for the help.