Suggestion: Change "Zoom" to "Scale"

[FitzRoyX]

Zoom is not really the appropriate term here and usually means to blow up part of an image without affecting window size. Also, it's awkward to set zoom levels as numbers that correspond to percentages based off a non-native res. I recommend changing to simply "Scale" multiplier and getting rid of the pre-doubling. Then 256x224 = 1, the default is 2, and "ZoomOut/In" becomes "ScaleDown/Up".

[snesrev]

It's called Zoom in chrome though

[FitzRoyX]

Yes, because it's changing just the contents of the frame instead of both at once. You lose sight of things when you zoom in, like a camera.

[JasonShearer]

"Scale" is typically used in emulators for scaling the size of the window itself. I realize this isn't an emulator, but I think the terminology suits it better. Just my two cents.

[snesrev]

Ok makes sense

[FitzRoyX]

One last question about this. 3x scale (768x672) and 5x (viable on 1920x1200 monitors) are not possible atm because of the internal res doubling that's going on. Is there a reason or can we remove this and have the scale number = actual scale?