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nosquint‘s Global zoom level setting can not be saved

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oldman1881
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I change the Global zoom level setting 140 from 150, and it works a 140. after I quit FF and back again, the Global zoom level is changed back to 150 again, it seems that can not be saved. it is working under V21 I am using ff 24.0 now

any solution?

I change the Global zoom level setting 140 from 150, and it works a 140. after I quit FF and back again, the Global zoom level is changed back to 150 again, it seems that can not be saved. it is working under V21 I am using ff 24.0 now any solution?

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cor-el
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You can check for problems with preferences.
Rename or delete the prefs.js file and possible numbered prefs-##.js and user.js files to reset all prefs to the default value.

You can rename the content-prefs.sqlite file to content-prefs.sqlite.old (or delete the file) in the Firefox profile folder to reset the page zoom for all websites.

oldman1881
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found the problem finally. do not why prefs.js bacome read only. it can be caused by restore profile suing FEBE?

cor-el
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You can't rule this out, but if it only happens with this file then it is not very likely unless the file was already read-only before it was added to the FEBE archive (i.e. FEBE archived a read-only prefs.js).

A FEBE archive is a ZIP archive, so you can inspect this file with an archive manager or possibly extract all files to another folder to check out the file attributes.