Reflow when zooming

Using the newest beta on n900, is there any way to reflow when zooming? Ideally the standard column-style reflow (where the content column is sized to fit the screen) but I'll take anything..
What it does now is makes a bunch of font size assumptions and reflows to match default rotation/zoom level. There is no way to adjust default (usually tiny) fonts without having to do a ton of horizontal scrolling. (Goog reader for iphone is a great example site.)
== Extensions installed: ==
abp, weave (disabled)

Says "installation failed". Looks like the right answer tho. (Looking at the source, I wonder if 1.1b1 is not "later" than 1.1.*: 1.1.*
Changed it to 1.1* and it installed but it doesn't seem to work (at least on google.com/reader/i)

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