On Wed, Feb 15, 2012 at 11:05:59AM +1030, David Kettler wrote: > > 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.) > > I think it's only an acceptable default if there is an indication of the > zoom state; so the zoom_widget should then also be enabled. > > > 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. > > If it is to be enabled by default I suggest that it be blank when the > zoom is 1:1. > > Although that raises the question as to whether a blank widget should > occupy any space; there's currently some padding and/or margin. For > instance, this is true of the loading_count_widget. > > Another peripheral point I noticed when trying out the zoom_widget is > that the minimum content buffer width is constrained by the mode-line. > I suggest putting "overflow: hidden" on the mode-line. > > Regards, David
Okay, all good ideas there. Will look into implementing them shortly. -- John Foerch _______________________________________________ Conkeror mailing list [email protected] https://www.mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/conkeror
