Zoom in/out on a browser source dock with CTRL+Mouse Wheel

[mauian]

Hello, I need to zoom in/out on a browser source dock, while I teach in live-streaming.
Basically like one can in Chrome, holding ctrl + mouse wheel up/down which will zoom in/out on the window.

I have of course clicked 'interact' in the browser source, which allows me to scroll the page etc. But the mouse wheel to zoom in/out does not work.

Any help?
Many thanks!

 

[azajali43]

Try using keyboard shortcut ctrl + (-/+) to zoom in/out in chrome browser.

 

[wadokin]

I have the same problem. I have tried ctrl+"mouse wheel", and ctrl+"Numpad+". Nothing works. And I can't access the browser settings like in Chrome to set a default page zoom.

 

[deFrisselle]

Could use Chrome as you normally would and do a window capture in OBS

 

[Imc]

If anyone has a solution, reply here please

 

[Raven_Singularity]

Same problem, I can't find a way to zoom the page so the font size is comfortable to read (not tiny). Ctrl+Plus, Ctrl+NumKeyPlus, and Ctrl+MousewheelUp have no effect in the Interact window.

The custom CSS can be used on a per-page basis, but I don't know how to set a custom CSS that just enlarges all fonts to 200% (or whatever) of what they were originally.

 

[Want To Learn]

Hi, I would look into Pan Zoom Rotate (PZR) a .lua based script by Khaver on this site. Unfortunately I haven't been able to get it to work with my Mac, but I tried it on my Virtual Machine with Win 10 and it works. Hopefully it will do what you need it to do.

 

[toulefan]

To zoom in or zoom out (not dynamically though), you can add the code

zoom : 200%

in the custom CSS field between the last ";" and }

 

[elsasmith23]

I would suggest trying to update your mouse drivers or checking the settings in your browser. If that doesn't help, you may need to try a different browser. If you still can't get it to work, please let me know and I can try to help you out further.

 

[elsasmith23]

To troubleshoot the issue, I recommend visiting this website to check if the mouse is compatible with your operating system and if the mouse drivers are up to date: https://cps-tester.net/mouse-test

 

[iZeeh]

To zoom in or zoom out (not dynamically though), you can add the code

zoom : 200%

in the custom CSS field between the last ";" and }

I found transform: scale(2.0); worked better since zoom : 200%; zoomed off-center, in case that helps anyone :)

 

[obsuser2023]

Hi, I would look into Pan Zoom Rotate (PZR) a .lua based script by Khaver on this site. Unfortunately I haven't been able to get it to work with my Mac, but I tried it on my Virtual Machine with Win 10 and it works. Hopefully it will do what you need it to do.

PTR zoom is as blurry as the browser source in OBS.