The "Text Zoom Only" mode is a neat feature in Firefox that ensures only text will be zoomed; images will remain the same size. This avoids making web pages looking awkward when zooming in.
Do Chrome and Internet Explorer have such option as well?
Google-chrome – Do Chrome and IE have a “Text Zoom Only” mode as found in Firefox
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Firefox
Enter about:config in the address bar. Now, look for zoom.maxPercent and zoom.minPercent and fix their values to 100.
Internet Explorer
For Internet Explorer, I think this is what you meant:
Go to menu Tools >> Internet Options >> Advanced and check that box.
There’s an extension for chrome called Zoom Text Only which changes the size of only text, and preserves image sizes and webpage layout.
It adds the following hotkeys to zoom (only text):
Increase font size: Alt + -
Decrease font size: Alt + =
Reset font size: Alt + 0
It leaves all of Chrome’s regular zooming functionality alone, so the following hotkeys still work as before:
Zoom out : Ctrl + - / Ctrl Mouse-Wheel Up
Zoom in : Ctrl + = / Ctrl Mouse-Wheel Down
Reset zoom: Ctrl + 0
It changes all the fonts on a page without changing the website’s spacing, as seen below.
As a plus for anyone who might be interested, there’s even a link to the source-code on GitHub from the extension’s Chrome Web Store page.
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Best Answer
Internet Explorer has always had this functionality, called Text Size.
It's separate from the zoom function and only has 5 options, but is more or less what you are looking for.