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May 20, 2020 06:52 |  #1

I was wondering if the code couldn't be changed so that when you click on the spectacles to see an image, that the code forgets the browser scaling used for the threads. I have Chrome's scaling set to 150% for the threads, but when I click on the spectacles, I am still at 150%, which is problematic. I've seen other web sites allow independent scaling for spawned image viewing, different from the page that spawned it. It is kind of wrong to click on "Zoom to 100%" and see 150%, a ratio that distorts detail.

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May 21, 2020 05:36 |  #2

I have thought of that and because it may or may not work, it may cause odd problems for some. See https://css-tricks.com …-the-browsers-zoom-level/ (external link) and https://caniuse.com/#s​earch=visualViewport (external link)


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