Add --words-zoom-level and --zoom-factor command line options #1118
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These options allow to configure zooming on application start. Also these options allow to assign global keyboard shortcuts that set zoom level and factor to predefined values for an already running GoldenDict instance in system preferences. For example, a user can set up several zooming presets for different activities and switch between them via global keyboard shortcuts.
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These options allow to configure zooming on application start.
Also these options allow to assign global keyboard shortcuts that set
zoom level and factor to predefined values for the already running
goldendict instance in system preferences.
For example, a user can set up several zooming presets for different
activities and switch between them via global keyboard shortcuts.