Safari Extension: Rightsizer

Rightsizer by Canisbos consulting allows you to adjust the size of text on specific parts of a webpage. We all know of a website that has its font set too big or too small. Now you can adjust just the important parts of the page without adjusting the entire page with Safari's zoom in and out feature.

To make text bigger, hold the command key and right click on the text area. To make text smaller, hold shift and right click. To reset the text, Command+Shift right click.

There are also options in the preferences pane where you can save the settings for up to 100 websites. Sites are saved in chronological order. Oldest ones fall off the bottom.

You also get an unrelated bonus feature of getting a "better toolbar" equivalent. There are many other extensions that do this same thing.

More details from the author: Rightsizer is for myopic fussy people. It's basically a better replacement for the "zoom text only" feature of Safari. Unlike Safari's built-in feature, Rightsizer lets you zoom text in specific parts of a web page instead of all the text on a page. More precisely, it lets you zoom specific kinds of text on a page. And it can remember your font size settings for a web site and reapply them the next time you visit that site, if the page has the same kinds of text. You use modified right-clicks to tell the extension what to zoom??"hence the name "Rightsizer".