Zoomy Automatically Enlarges Websites To Fill Empty Space [Chrome]

For people who spend the better part of the day in front of a screen and have to browse multiple sites, a widescreen means a better viewing experience but web pages that are viewed on wider screens show white space on either sides which is just a waste of space. If you’re using a widescreen monitor, you can either use the extra space to resize and fit two windows in it or zoom in for a closer look. For a closer look, Zoomy can be a useful extension. Built for Chrome, it will automatically zoom in on a web page when it detects empty space on either sides.






The extension works automatically and magnifies the webpage so that it fits in your window. The extension is set to auto zoom by default but you might not want to fit a web page in the entire window; just zoom it a little. You can manually set the zoom level according to your comfort level. If you’re working on a wide screen and using a remote keyboards it can ensure whenever you view a page or document in Chrome, it’s zoomed in for optimum visibility. You can also restrict the extension from auto fitting certain pages from the extension options. Pages have to be reloaded each time a change is made to the extension’s settings.


Install Zoomy For Chrome

Get Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 Key For 1 Year

At the moment of writing, in most places Windows 7 has already launched and is going to launch in the rest of the world within 9 hours. We all know that Panda is giving away 1 year license of Panda Internet Security 2010 for free today, now Kaspersky is following suit.

UPDATE: It seems like Kaspersky 2010 is not free for everyone. It can only be grabbed by those people who attended the Windows 7 Host Party, since it requires Host Email. My bad.
UPDATE 2: You can however give Panda Internet Security 2010 a try. It is free for everyone today.
Kaspersky has announced that they are giving away 1 year license of Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 for free today. Kaspersky has made quite some name in the antivirus industry and getting a copy for free is sure going to put some smiles on people’s face.
The original price for this antivirus is $59.95, but on 22nd October it will be free(today). They have made a special offer page from where users can grab a copy for free.

Screenshot of KS Internet Security 2010 running on XP taken from developer’s page.

The latest version is fully compatible with Windows 7, so you shouldn’t have any problem running it. It includes many new features including the Safe Run Mode.
Kaspersky Internet Security 2010