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Zoom is a feature which allows you to increase or decrease either the size of a web page or the size of the text. This article explains how it works.

The zoom controls allow you to increase or decrease either the size of a whole web page or just the size of all the text in order to improve readability. We'll explain how it works. __TOC__ = Zoom in and out of a website = Here's how you can zoom in and out of individual websites. # Click the menu button [[Image:Fx89menuButton]] on the right. The Firefox menu will open, and you will see the zoom controls at the bottom. #;[[Image:Fx103MenuPanel]] # Use the {button +} button to zoom in, and the {button -} button to zoom out. The number in the middle is the current zoom level – click it to reset the zoom to the default zoom level. You can also see the current zoom level in the address bar: ;[[Image:Fx103addressBarZoomLevel]] {note}'''Keyboard shortcuts:''' You can also use the zoom controls without a mouse. Press and hold {for mac}{key Command}{/for}{for win,linux}{key Ctrl}{/for} while pressing {key &#43;} to zoom in, {key -} to zoom out, or {key 0} to reset.{/note} The zoom level is saved per hostname, even after you close Firefox. For example, all pages on [https://support.mozilla.org support.mozilla.org] share the same zoom level setting, but it is different from the zoom level setting of the pages on [https://blog.mozilla.org blog.mozilla.org]. =Pinch to zoom= This feature allows users to zoom in and out of pages by using a pinch motion without affecting the layout of the page. The pinch action is currently supported on Windows and Linux through touchscreen and high precision touchpads, and on Mac through touchpads. = How to only change the size of the text = Instead of changing the size of everything, you can just change the size of the text. #{for win,linux}Press the {key Alt} key to temporarily bring up the traditional Firefox menu. {/for}On the menu bar at the top of the screen, click {menu View}, then go to {menu Zoom}. #Select {menu Zoom Text Only}. This makes the controls only change the size of text; not images. = Set a default zoom level for all websites = You can enlarge or reduce the size of all web content, as follows: # [[T:optionspreferences]] # In the {menu General} panel, go to the ''Language and Appearance'' section. #;[[Image:Fx100settings-LanguageAndAppearance]] # Under ''Zoom'', use the drop-down menu for '''Default zoom''' to select a zoom level for all pages. Firefox will still remember individual site zoom levels you set. #* To set a zoom level for text only, select the '''Zoom text only''' checkbox. # [[T:closeOptionsPreferences]] = Set a minimum text size= You can set Firefox to automatically display all text at a minimum font size. If a web page contains text that is smaller, Firefox increases the font size of the text to this minimum. # [[T:optionspreferences]] # In the {menu General} panel, go to the ''Language and Appearance'' section. # Under ''Fonts'', click {button Advanced…} #;[[Image:Fx100settings-FontsAdvanced]] # In the '''Minimum Font Size''' drop-down, select the minimum size in pixels in which all text must be displayed. # Click {button OK} to save your changes. For more information, see [[Change the fonts and colors websites use]]. <!-- {note}'''Alternate method:'''<br>If you can't access your font settings through the menu button: #[[T:aboutconfig]] #Search for the {pref font.minimum-size} preference and change the value to '''{pref 0}'''.{/note} -->