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How can I view my pages in larger print - withut having to enlarge them every time I switch pages?

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gstout
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One IE my pages were easier to read because they reflected the size I chose and set for my computer. On Firefox I have to click control + up everytime I go to a different site. This is very irritating for us Sr's with weaker eyes. I cannot read my Firefox web pages without squinting or going to the trouble to enlarge each page I visit.

One IE my pages were easier to read because they reflected the size I chose and set for my computer. On Firefox I have to click control + up everytime I go to a different site. This is very irritating for us Sr's with weaker eyes. I cannot read my Firefox web pages without squinting or going to the trouble to enlarge each page I visit.

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philipp
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hello gstout, you can use the no squint extension - it allows you to set a global zoom level for all sites: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/nosquint/