Zooms a web page and allows you to save the zoom factor for particular web sites.ZoomMaxthon can zoom any web page on-the-fly, but the most exciting feature is that it can remember the zoom factor for the current website on demand, so as to restore it automatically the next time you visit the same site. The plugin zooms all frames in a page perfectly and consistently.

ZoomMaxthon is licensed under GNU LGPL - http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/lesser.txt(by Victor Weng)

Mouse Gestures:

(middle+)->(wheel) to zoom on-the-fly
(left+)->(wheel) to zoom after picking
(left+)->(mid) or (mid+scroll+)->(left) to zoom to 100%
(right+)->(middle) to save current zoom for the site.
(left+right+)->(middle) to save default zoom.

Legend: + press down and hold; -> press in sequence; () group.


Maxthon Bug:

Maxthon has an option to allow you middle-click on a link and open it in a new window. However, it doesn't work properly on a zoomed page - most of time it just triggers an irrelevant link instead of the clicked one. ZoomXP has a built-in workaround, but requires you disable the "maxthon options->tab->new tab->middle mouse button click on links".

Once Maxthon had this bug fixed, you can disable this workaround by open the Zoom.htm file in the plugin dir and search for (usually the 1st line):

var zxp_middleToNew=true;
and replace it with:

var zxp_middleToNew=false;

NOTE: This workaround has a side-effect, which will generate an internal javascript exception to cancel the default mouse padding action after each middle-click on a link. But it does not affect the surfing experience, nor does it have any impact on the website. Anyway, you can always turn it off if you don't like it.