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Default zoom level only applied when zooming in/out #253
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I can confirm this as an issue on macOS as well. Zoom level defined at build time is not used. This also applies to apps built using the Programmatic API. Specifications
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* When zooming in/out, start from the options zoom, not 1 (don't jump) * Add 'Zoom Reset' feature bound to Ctrl+0, with indicative label for non-100% zoom value
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* When zooming in/out, start from the options zoom, not 1 (don't jump) * Add 'Zoom Reset' feature bound to Ctrl+0, with indicative label for non-100% zoom value
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* When zooming in/out, start from the options zoom, not 1 (don't jump) * Add 'Zoom Reset' feature bound to Ctrl+0, with indicative label for non-100% zoom value
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* When zooming in/out, start from the options zoom, not 1 (don't jump) * Add 'Zoom Reset' feature bound to Ctrl+0, with indicative label for non-100% zoom value
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Description
It seems that, whatever the default zoom level given in the command line, it only gets applied when I open the application and zoom in/out. If I just open it, the zoom defaults to 1.0, and not to the value I defined.
Steps to Reproduce Issue
Running, for example, the command:
nativefier --zoom 1.5 <application-website>and running the application.
Specifications
$ nativefier --version):v7.0.1$ node --version):v4.5.0Windows 10x64Thank you!
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