The reflow shortcut (Ctrl+shift+I) works _only_ if the menubar is visible. Else it just brings up the "location bar".

See http://forums.internettablettalk.com...ad.php?t=64241

So, if you want to resize the page, zoom in to the desired level, press the lower right button to enable the top menubar and press the shortcut.

Unfortunately, this doesn't work for me at all.
Applying this keyboard-combo does something, but it doesn't reflow the text.
Look at the two screenshots, the first was taken before pressing CTRL+Shift+I, the second afterwards.





So something happens, but not what I wish would happen.
This is the only reason the browser is not usable for me. Which is a shame, because I really like it otherwise.
I have to use Opera for most sites, but would much rather use microB with Greasemonkey and all the other goodies.
I tried to set the text size to large because i read that it should help, but alas this also didn't fix it.

For ctrl+shift+i to work the option to autofocus the url bar must be DISabled.

But even then it can not compete with Opera or Firefox4 reflow.

Opera reflow is spot on every time, as you zoom in and out it auto reflows to fit. Opera on the N900 is great for reading i.e. TMO as you can double-tap to auto zoom to a thread topic and it just works.

Every once in a while browserd's inability to reflow properly is annoying to me, but I normally don't run into situations where I really need to. Double tabbing on a paragraph or div-box does the job wonderfully for me.