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When reading articles on the web, I like to lean back a little. Ideally, one of my cats sleeps on my lap, further complicating reading. I therefore really need fonts and images to be a little larger. To scratch this itch, I created me a bookmarklet that zooms into the page as long as it will still fit the window. This enlargens the text and images as much as possible, while still avoiding a horizontal scrollbar. Perfect for my reading habits.
You can drag the following links to your bookmarks bar. The Posterous HTML editor will not allow me to create bookmarklet-type links. You have to create the bookmarklets yourself, using the following javascript for the address:
Clicking them will zoom in the current page or reset the zoom, respectively. Tested only on Safari 4 -- might work in other browsers.
Oh, and yes, I know of the most excellent Readability. It's just that I prefer to keep diagrams and such in their correct places, which -- as to my knowledge -- get removed by Readability.
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