How to Disable the Smart Zoom Feature in OS X Mavericks Safari

You can disable Smart Zoom by going to System Preferences → Trackpad → Scroll & Zoom and unchecking the Smart zoom gesture.

1. How do I turn off zoom in Safari?
2. How do I stop my Mac from zooming in?
3. Why does my safari screen zoom in?
4. How do I turn off double tap zoom in Safari?
5. How do I turn off zoom enabled?
6. How do I turn zoom off?
7. How do I get my Mac screen back to normal size?
8. How do I Unzoom my Mac screen with Magic Mouse?
9. Why does my computer keep zooming in and out?
10. Can I get zoom on safari?
11. How do I make safari full screen on iPad?
12. How do I change the zoom level in Safari?

How do I turn off zoom in Safari?

Open System Preferences > Accessibility then select Zoom on th left. There might be a keyboard shortcut there that may help you for Safari. Thanks, I reset the Zoom control for keystrokes under Accessibility and just turned the "smart" zoom off.

How do I stop my Mac from zooming in?

Turning Off Zoom

To turn off Zoom, check the Off radio button in the Zoom section of the Universal Access system preferences or by pressing Option + Command + 8. Note: The scroll-wheel modifier specified in the Zoom options will continue to function even if Zoom is turned off.

Why does my safari screen zoom in?

I found this is caused by Safari on OS X trying to emulate Safari on iOS: a double-tap on the mouse zooms the page to the current column. Take a trip to System Preferences to disable this behavior: it will be either Mouse » Point & Click, and turn off Smart zoom, or Trackpad » Scroll & Zoom, and uncheck Smart zoom.

How do I turn off double tap zoom in Safari?

The double-tap zoom applies in apps besides Safari (TextEdit, for one) and the place to turn it off is in System Preferences, not Safari: System Preferences » Trackpad » Scroll & Zoom tab » uncheck Smart zoom.

How do I turn off zoom enabled?

To turn off Zoom, go to Settings > General > Accessibility > Zoom > tap the slider to turn off.

How do I turn zoom off?

3. Under the "Vision" section, click "Zoom." If this feature is activated, it will say "On" on the right hand side of the screen. 4. Under Zoom, tap or swipe the toggle to switch this feature off.

How do I get my Mac screen back to normal size?

1. Choose Apple menu > System Preferences.
2. Go to Displays.
3. Here you can choose between Default for display or Scaled. For regular screens without Retina Display you can pick a Display Resolution.

How do I Unzoom my Mac screen with Magic Mouse?

I just bought an Apple Magic Mouse for use with my iMac, and you can use it to zoom in/out just like you can use a mouse with a scrollwheel. Just hold down the [control] key, then slide your finger to the top or bottom of the mouse, and you'll zoom in and out just like you would with a mouse scrollwheel.

Why does my computer keep zooming in and out?

Hi, Your touchpad likely has a scroll function. Your solutions are limited to either disabling the function, disabling the touchpad, or resting the base of your thumb elsewhere. Control Panel/Mouse/Device Settings tab, click on the touchpad listing, then on the Settings button.

Can I get zoom on safari?

If you are using Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, or Apple Safari to join or host a meeting, you will see a dialog box to launch the Zoom application. In Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox, you can choose to always open links with Zoom, but this is not currently supported in Safari.

How do I make safari full screen on iPad?

How to Get a Full Screen on iPad in Safari

1. Find the website you want to view full screen.
2. Tap the action button (the button with the arrow coming out of it).
3. Tap Add to Home Screen. ...
4. Edit the display name for the shortcut and then tap Add.
5. When you tap the shortcut from your home screen, it will open the website in Safari.

How do I change the zoom level in Safari?

Make all content larger: Choose Safari > Settings for This Website and choose an option from the Page Zoom pop-up menu, or choose View > Zoom In. You can also pinch open on a trackpad that supports gestures. Safari remembers the zoom level when you return to the website (unless you pinch open to zoom).