Default websiste size in Safari

Is there a way to default the website size.  Every time I use Safari,  I have to hit the Command plus the + keys to enlarge the size of the website on the screen.   I don't mean changing the size of the window itself, but the size of the website in the window.    On IE,  I can just tell it to go to some size and it will do that for every site and when reopening.    In Safari on my Mac,  I am constantly resizing.   I can find the text size minimum in the preferences but that doesn't change the website size.

Hi,
Unfortunately, Safari will revert to default once you close the application.
A work around that might work for you is full screen mode.
Download and install Glims here.
http://www.machangout.com/
It's free and offers other great features as well. It's compatible with Snow Leopard and Safari 5.
Something else that may help is trying Zoom in System Preferences / Universal Access.
Carolyn

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