An option to set a zoom level that would apply to all windows for HiDPI displays
Different zoom levels are necessary on different displays. But also different zoom levels are required between different services. Hence I don't see _one_ global zoom level to be set.
Though the zoom levels one may have set to a certain service on a certain hardware may persist (as suggested in #716 ).
Worth mentioning: such persisted zoom level settings may never be synced between different hosts since it would not resolve the issue described here.
I don't think is a good idea to have a global zoom... for me is unuseless.
Retained zoom would be even better! I was just sick of zooming into every
page on my high dpi screen every time I restarted rambox.
Chris
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How about an option to disable zoom? I get that problem constantly with a macbook and trackpad
https://github.com/saenzramiro/rambox/issues/539#issuecomment-336355222
~Yes, and/or an option to reset zoom somewhere too.~
Edit: Nevermind, reset is available when you right click the tab.
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How about an option to disable zoom? I get that problem constantly with a macbook and trackpad