Glaring safari omissions and annoyances.

Question

As I may have mentioned before I 've deserted my beloved opera to go with safari for more interoperability between macs.
I love safari, it's great but there are a couple of glaring omissions that no matter how many add ons I ve got (and I am using or testing 10-20 of them) I haven't found a work around for:
1. Impossibly miniscule fonts for bookmarks. I literally need a magnifying glass for them, on my 24" imac it's impossible to sort them out with these tiny fonts, I can't fathom how bad they are going to look on the new 27" ones. PLEASE, PLEASE, tell me a way to get the fonts larger for the bookmarks, even if it means a paid app, or getting a developer to do it for me.
2. I absolutely loved the minimum zoom function in opera. Very simple, very effective and straight forward: Set zoom to 120% then all windows load at this setting, so no more constant ctrl +. How hard is this for apple to do? This is one of the few cases where I think they are just plain idiots for not including this. Their larger macs such as the 24" and 27" are impossible to read without the zoom, why should we all be ctrl + our way a few hundred times a day?
It's insane really. I know all the minimum font and default font settings, but the former just don't work as well as the zoom and are pretty pointless unless you want most websites distorted, and the latter as far as my understanding goes just don't work on most websites. The zoom function is simply irreplaceable and there's absolutely no reason why setting this value as a default % is not an option.
Again I d love an add on for that, please tell me there is one, or someone make one for me and I ll pay them.
Thanks!

Answer 1

Impossibly miniscule fonts for bookmarks. I literally need a magnifying glass for them.
<Edited by Host> the only other ways you could make everything larger is to use the Zoom function in the Universal Access section of System Preferences, or reduce the resolution of your monitor.
I absolutely loved the minimum zoom function in opera. Very simple, very effective and straight forward: Set zoom to 120% then all windows load at this setting.
You can do that in Safari, too; you've just never tried to find a solution, because it's been posted here before.
1. Create a file named defaultzoom.css (or any name you choose, as long as you save it with a .css file extension.)
2. Copy and paste the following:
body {
zoom: 150%;
*(Note: This 150% value is used as an example only; you should enter the value you want to use.)*