Internet accessibility is important even if you are not suffering a visual impairment. Web pages should be designed with this in mind. Early web browsers were able to increase text size but not pictures or much dynamic content. Modern web browsers recognize this accessibility need and offer features to increase the size of text and pictures.

Method 1
Method 1 of 2:

PC

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    Get a browser that supports zooming such as Firefox or Opera.
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    Click to View then Zoom then Zoom Text Only if you wish.
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    Press Ctrl and + to zoom in.
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    Press Ctrl and - to zoom out.
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    Press Ctrl and 0 to restore the original size.
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Method 2
Method 2 of 2:

Mac

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    Use the "Command" key ( Cmd) instead of "Ctrl". Alt is Command on some keyboards.
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    Press Cmd+- to zoom out.
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    Press Cmd++ to zoom in.
    • If the buttons don't work, in chrome, go to the menu drop-down and by Zoom press "-" or "+" to zoom out or in, respectively.
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Updated: September 6, 2021
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Categories: Internet Browsers
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