Chrome compliance with item enlarging

[LTK]

There is a personalization function in Windows 7 (most probably Vista too) that enlarges text and items on the screen. This can be found in Control Panel\Appearance and Personalization\Display. Icons, menus, windows, and other applications are made larger by this, by either 125% or 150%. What does not get enlarged, however, are webpages in Chrome. I noticed Internet Explorer does comply with this. Previously I've been using zoom for this, but it's not practical since it cannot be set outside of one website, and sometimes embedded items don't work with it. If Chrome could somehow detect the size at which the system is set, I would not have to read my webpages in a tiny font.

There was also a feature someone else suggested, which is to be able to stop or disable animated GIF images.

[sulasno]

to enlarge the fonts on a site when using Chrome, try using Ctrl and +

[LTK]

That is exactly the zoom I was talking about. Even though this has been updated to remain zoomed while browsing within a website, whenever I open a new tab or go to a different website the zoom goes back to 100%. What I'm asking for is the ability to set the zoom level to a consistent number no matter what page I'm on. Surely this isn't hard to do?

Maybe there is the possibility of doing this manually? I would expect a line of code somewhere that determines how large webpages are displayed in the first place.