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I set almost all sizes in pixels and based resolution depending scaling based on zoom property on body. And after that I got to know that Firefox doesn't support it at all.
I found solution to use transform scale and origin, but it change width and height of entire page and it's not that I expect.
I don't want to rewrite sizes of all elements for each resolution just because Firefox, I can do it with only one string with zoom property.
Is there any solutions for my situation?
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