See https://github.com/brave/brave-core/pull/4092
Currently there's pretty big jumps in the zoom levels, going from 125% to 150% for example, so users want other zoom levels in between like 133%.
For reference:
https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/dwfbmf/im_brendan_eich_inventor_of_javascript_and/f7karn6/
This matches Chrome but it's some low hanging fruit and should be an easy change.
It skips from 125% to 150%
More zoom levels, like 133%
Always
All
I assume this won't be too hard - I'd like to get into supporting this project so would like to grab this
edit: Changes need to be made in brave-core to adjust default zoom levels
Fix was trivial but involved creating patches to update constants in chromium source code
Created https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1030344 to upstream a proper fix for getting the constants in one place (using knowledge gained when helping with https://github.com/brave/brave-core/pull/4092)
Upstreamed a fix that will make changing this very easy (meaning we can remove the overrides if it's accepted):
https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/chromium/src/+/1949552
And here's the accepted fix, merged into upstream Chromium! 馃槃
https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/08b57c09851e2bdcb39ea70e46707f3bab6a0a4a
Once we're using this version (master/Canary is 81), we can revert https://github.com/brave/brave-core/pull/4092 except for chromium_src/components/zoom/page_zoom_constants.cc and we should be good 馃槃
awesome!
@bsclifton question about the test plan - on step 6, should I be zooming on the Print Preview dialog? the macOS dialog print preview for PDF does have a Custom scale section, but it defaults to 100 and isn't limited to the browser zoom settings 110, 125, 133, etc. I set it to 103 below just to show that it increments/decrements by 1.

@LaurenWags ah - good catch there. Testing that is not trivial, which I found out later when comitting some related changes upstream
When you're on that page, the scale is not affecting zoom. You have to use the mouse to hover over the left and use the + and - buttons. Unfortunately, it doesn't say the %
However, you can right click the preview itself and then pick Inspect. It'll open a window and from there, you can pick Console. In the console, type in window.viewer.viewport_.internalZoom_ and it should show the %
Let me update the test plan...
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awesome!