Set the default zoom level for Firefox. Useful for QHD or HiDPI monitors, or if you don't like squinting.

• Set your desired default zoom level. If unset, the add-on will default to 100%.
• Per-site zoom is respected (with one exception, see below).

Other zoom add-ons have more features and might suit you better.

This add-on makes some trade-offs to be as tiny as possible. It's just 30 lines of JavaScript (whereas others are 1000s of lines). It doesn't use browser storage other than a single option for the default zoom level. It requests almost no permissions.

Per-site zoom levels are respected, with one exception: a zoom level of 100% is always overridden after you reload. (Reason: There's a limitation in the WebExtension API. Other add-ons solve that by storing per-site zoom level entries for every website you visit. This add-on avoids that by only zooming when the zoom of the current tab is 100%, which is fine because 100% was too small for you anyway!)

You can't easily set the default zoom level for new tabs in Firefox. There are four options:

1. Change layout.css.devPixelsPerPx in about:config, but this also changes the UI of the browser itself.
2. Change zoom.minPercent in about:config, but then you can't reduce the zoom below that value.
3. Run this in the Browser Console command-line: FullZoom._cps2.setGlobal(FullZoom.name,1.33,gBrowser.selectedBrowser.loadContext);, but you have to press Ctrl-0 for every new tab.
4. Install an add-on. There are many to choose from.