support adds zoom style to body in Chrome/Safari

[Zak Johnson <zakj@…>]

On any browser for which typeof div.style.zoom isn't undefined, body.style.zoom is set to 1. Unfortunately, (at least) Chrome 24 and Safari 6 seem to support that property. Test case:

​http://jsfiddle.net/nTx2d/

This is a regression from 1.8.3, introduced in ​https://github.com/jquery/jquery/pull/1025.

[dmethvin]

Does this cause any problem?

[Zak Johnson <zakj@…>]

Confusion about who set the style and why. Aside from that, I don't know.

[timmywil]

It's unnecessary to set in Chrome and Safari at least.

[m_gol]

Actually, Opera does support zoom, too (IMHO Firefox is the only significant browser that doesn't) but the style doesn't get applied there; what could be the reason?

[dmethvin]

#13239 is a duplicate of this ticket.

[derek@…]

This breaks the CSS grid in Chrome. Thanks for throwing a huge wrench in my already filled day.

[dmethvin]

#13318 is a duplicate of this ticket.

[dmethvin]

See #13318 for other impacts.

[anonymous]

Just including 'jquery-1.9.0.min.js' causes JS errors on Opera 12.12: 'Invalid value for property: zoom'

[dmethvin]

The commit, for reference:

​https://github.com/jquery/jquery/commit/84629a9b876f6969777b43f3229b62b43bb624d2

We need to condition that by something that only applies in oldIE-land. There are a couple of support properties in the vicinity.

[Dave Methvin]

Fix #13089. Only apply zoom to IE6/7 body.

Changeset: 219a1935eea509bf147a05ef9d47502d8230991d

[scottgonzalez]

zoom of doom goes kaboom?