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WindowSizer by Dr. Cheap

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9 reviews
  • by Firefox user 12674645, 6 years ago
  • by Firefox user 14551937, 6 years ago
    Heart-broken and disappointed, Dr. Cheap ... Had high hopes ... Wanted to give ONE MILLION STARS, but I can't set the font size ... [edited -- no, more, the magnification / resolution of the page ... or, would it be scaled scaling, not sure]. I so hoped that I could set a Profile on this where I can read my Google Mail in the 120% size of a window at 1920 x 1080. But, there is no place here to select font size. If that would have been here, I'd have let my wife carry your babies ... {Grin} ... But, please, add that feature and I'll give you 100,000 reviews. Maybe, even add URL to that list where you can have a checkbox that will auto-change window when visiting that URL. That's an idea too.

    Please, please, please ... keep improving this extension. It has great potential. But, right now, is useless for me, and I don't see the purpose really of it now in current state ...

    Okay, I found this extension, "Zoom Page WE", and I think that is more what I needed. Maybe, I didn't understand clear purpose of this extension. Because I need that ZPWE. Okay, I'm going to raise my rating from 2-stars to 3-stars. But, still, please, consider the suggestions that I made.
  • by Firefox user 14515611, 6 years ago
    Setting any other resolution but 632x100, which is listed as current window size (it definitely is not) results in an error, stating: "Please correct errors" while marking the two fields red, emptying them.

    The hotkey to use this ridiculous preset work, so have a second star. Am willing to provide more information if needed.

    Developer response

    posted 6 years ago
    Please report bugs via GitHub (See the Support Site link on the add-on page). Be sure to include screenshots and any other pertinent information.
  • by spherinder, 6 years ago
    The hotkeys make the extension unusable on mac. The Alt+2 hotkey is already used for the @-symbol for instance.

    Developer response

    posted 6 years ago
    I believe on Mac you can also use the Command+# hotkeys, don't have one to test with though. Also, FF 66 is going to include customizable hotkey support.
  • by Firefox user 14381426, 6 years ago
    It shall support big resolutions like 4K UHD, too.

    Developer response

    posted 6 years ago
    It does, I personally have even set up a preset of 7680x2160 on one system running dual 4K monitors.
  • by Firefox user 13510564, 7 years ago
    Very good complement.
    I can configure all resolutions I want and save it.
  • by Firefox user 13550064, 7 years ago
    I'd like to put 5 stars, as it's rare that an add-on only asks for the data it needs. In this case, none. But I cannot set a custom size, I always get the red "Please correct errors" message without any more explanation.

    Developer response

    posted 6 years ago
    Please report bugs via GitHub (See the Support Site link on the add-on page). Be sure to include screenshots and any other pertinent information.
  • by Firefox user 13545806, 7 years ago
    Not so nice that the Hotkeys are fixed to Alt+x - because the same Hotkeys also switch between open tabs ...

    Developer response

    posted 7 years ago
    Fortunately you can also use Ctrl+# (or Command+# on a Mac) to switch to specific tabs still.
  • by revija, 7 years ago
    Rather pointless without 'window position' property.

    UPD. I see. Sure you have your reasons.

    Developer response

    posted 7 years ago
    There is already an addon that does that, yet it requires a position, which is often not desirable.