Hi all, I've pushed two new features related to zooming that raise certain questions about defaults. The first feature is the command image-zoom-to-fit, bound to 'C-x %'. It toggles zoom-to-fit mode of an image document, when the image is larger than the viewport. Previously the only way to use this mozilla feature was to click on the image.
Somebody told me that most of the major browsers use zoom-to-fit on large images by default. Now that we have a way to toggle the mode with the keyboard, the choice is before us whether Conkeror should have zoom-to-fit as a default. (The pref browser.enable_automatic_image_resizing controls this.) The second feature is zoom_widget, a new mode-line widget that displays the zoom status of the current buffer. For practical purposes, image-zoom-to-fit is considered a form of zooming, and is reported by this widget. The widget itself may still need some tweaking, as making sure mode-line widgets are updated at the appropriate times is always a tricky thing. However, having this mode-line widget raises the question of whether it should be enabled by default. Thoughts? -- John Foerch _______________________________________________ Conkeror mailing list [email protected] https://www.mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/conkeror
