File type specific zoom

[dexusnl]

Since SumatraPDF is not only faster for viewing PDF files but it's also faster for viewing images than 'Windows photo viewer' is, I'm using it to view images as well.

Especially for small images I like the zoom level to be 100%, But for PDF files I like the zoom to be 'Fit Page'.

Is it possible to set a zoom level per file type that overwrites 'DefaultZoom' when a file of that type is opened?
That would improve my workflow a lot.

[GitHubRulesOK]

There are 2 ways to have different startup settings

One is to start with -zoom : Sets the zoom level for the first indicated file. Alternatives are “fit page”, “fit width”, “fit content” or any percentage value. Combine with -reuse-instance if the document is already open.

The other is use separate settings files but that is mainly useful for file sets (dog grooming and gardning etc)
but you could start with one for images and another for ebook and another for pdf etc .

It is not visibly simple since each starts with different settings and thus custom to an individual.
To enforce either system wide would likely need a registry edit (usually to be avoided) simplest is shortcuts or right click and "SendTo"

[kjk]

@dexusnl In 17831 pre-release I've added DefaultImageZoom advanced setting that will only apply to images

[dexusnl]

Wow that was quick, you added the suggestion into a downloadable build within a few hours.
Thank you so much, it works perfectly!