Something you may want to consider is making it so that pressing the control key and the zero key will reset the zoom level. Currently it seems to reload a previously view file instead. Since you can already use the control key and the mouse wheel to zoom in or out and many other programs use control zero to reset the zoom level it seems like a logical choice.
The shortcut for this is 1, which is coherent with 2, 3, 4, 5, being the shortcuts for the 200%, 400%, 800% and 1600% zoom levels?
Thanks for that information. Though it would be nice if it reset the zoom in the current window rather than opening a new one.
Though it would be nice if it reset the zoom in the current window rather than opening a new one.
Uh? That works on the current window for me. What appears in the new window?
Uh? That works on the current window for me. What appears in the new window?
For me the new tab is the one is the one with the reset zoom while the old one the zoom level is still what it was previously. Both tabs show the same picture. Maybe there is some setting that I am missing or I need to update to a newer version? The version I have is 2.10.38
EDIT: After updating to version 3 it still opens a new tab rather than just using the current one.
Looks like it does View > New view instead of resetting the zoom level. If you do View > Zoom is there a 1 as the shortcut for `1:1 (100%)` ?
Turns out the shortcut was the ` key. Luckily I was able to figure out how to reassign the keyboard shortcut to CTRL zero. Thanks again for the help and you can consider this resolved.
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