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Firefox on Android has an accessibility setting called "Zoom on all web sites" that gets around this. Firefox's reader mode would help with this as well. It's
by Hasnep 1y ago
Firefox on Android has an accessibility setting called "Zoom on all web sites" that gets around this. Firefox's reader mode would help with this as well.
It's a shame we need these workarounds instead of all websites being accessible by default :/
- cma 1y agoThe original android browser had something much better, zoom until the size was right, double tap to reflow to fit
- onli 1y agoThe new one has an extension that reflows on zoom. https://github.com/emvaized/text-reflow-on-zoom-mobile https://github.com/emvaized/text-reflow-on-zoom-mobile, it is quite useful.
- cma 1y agoNice, I wouldn't want it to be automatic after pinch but that looks promising and I'm sure could be modded, maybe pinch zoom and then if you keep holding the two fingers without moving much for X amount of time it reflows
- onli 1y agoYeah, it is sometime annoying when text reflows if you only want to look closer at an image. But most of the time it's not really an issue, you just need to reposition. Maybe give it a try anyway :)
- jakub_g 1y agoOpera Android does support reflowing.
- viraptor 1y agoThat's amazing! I'm already on FF on Android and didn't realise they introduced it. Thank you so much. I'll finally be able to see the small images on medium and substack!
- kevincox 1y agoUnfortunately there is no per-site override. So you get to the occasional site that you don't want to zoom (like a game where the zoom gesture does something in-game) that is unusable with this global setting enabled :(