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Add zoom level to the menu just like desktop at least when running on ChromeOS.

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Luis Alves
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Add zoom level to the menu just like desktop, I'm using Firefox on chromeOS and the lack of being able to zoom out to get more content on the screen is driving me crazy.

Add zoom level to the menu just like desktop, I'm using Firefox on chromeOS and the lack of being able to zoom out to get more content on the screen is driving me crazy.

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vsky84
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Hi lafa, I ran into this problem too just now and found a quick workaround

In my case, browser.viewport.desktopWidth in about:config was set to 980 while my actual screen resolution width is 1366, changing it to my actual screen width fixes it for me.

The steps I did to change it is the following:

  1. In the address bar, type about:config and press the Enter key.
  2. Search for browser.viewport.desktopWidth and change its value to your screen width

Hope this helps.