Firefox Fights Back - Firefox 57  

I'm impressed by the speed and like pushing the account sync to the forefront. But is there a trick to having a default Zoom level set to, say 120%, for ALL new pages rather than just remembering the last zoom level for each site ? That would help us 'old folks' a bit.

Debbie said:

@FerchogtX
Great new tab page! How did you get the background image on this? The add-on I have for doing this is a Legacy one and won't be updated for FF Quantum when it arrives.

I did it manually, what I did basically is create a userContent.css file inside a Chrome folder inside my Firefox profile, then I just added this for the background:

Code:

@-moz-document url("about:newtab") {

  body {
    background: url("./MBG000.jpg") no-repeat fixed !important;
    background-position: center !important;
    background-size: cover !important;
  }

}

In there, just add an image next to the css file with that name and you have a background enabled.

mrgeek said:

I'm impressed by the speed and like pushing the account sync to the forefront. But is there a trick to having a default Zoom level set to, say 120%, for ALL new pages rather than just remembering the last zoom level for each site ? That would help us 'old folks' a bit.

You could install the Zoom Page WE extension, which can do what you want as well as other zooming actions.

mrgeek said:

I'm impressed by the speed and like pushing the account sync to the forefront. But is there a trick to having a default Zoom level set to, say 120%, for ALL new pages rather than just remembering the last zoom level for each site ? That would help us 'old folks' a bit.

See, please, the "Chosen Solution" from this link:
How do I change the default magnification? | Firefox Support Forum | Mozilla Support

I have to use this with Firefox on my KDE Neon installation, where Firefox is the default browser. It works well for both of my monitors.

On Win 10 Pro I never use Firefox.

FerchogtX said:

I did it manually, what I did basically is create a userContent.css file inside a Chrome folder inside my Firefox profile, then I just added this for the background:

Code:

@-moz-document url("about:newtab") {

  body {
    background: url("./MBG000.jpg") no-repeat fixed !important;
    background-position: center !important;
    background-size: cover !important;
  }

}

In there, just add an image next to the css file with that name and you have a background enabled.

Many thanks, I'll give that a go. :)

Gort said:

You could install the Zoom Page WE extension, which can do what you want as well as other zooming actions.

I'm trying it out. Like the 'fit to Width' option.