Memorizes and restores zoom levels for Reviewer, Home, Overview, Editor, and Stats across restarts, with Ctrl+scroll auto-saving, shortcut keys, and configurable manual zoom.
Alternatives to Simple zoom (Ctrl + or Ctrl -)
AnkiWeb addon 425238285
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