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Wrong. The browser is still a user agent. Users can block web fonts (a fantastic idea if you are on shitty internet, by the way), and they have long been able t
by alanh 11y ago
Wrong. The browser is still a user agent. Users can block web fonts (a fantastic idea if you are on shitty internet, by the way), and they have long been able to set a minimum font size
Graphic designers who don’t get the web need new jobs.
- cm3 11y agoWhy is there no maximum font size setting? It would help with many sites and some of the current design fashion.
- alanh 11y agoI dunno! But you can set page zoom to less than 100% :)
- cm3 11y agoOn some sites it's needed to just resize stupidly large fonts while leaving images out of it. Maybe there should be a text zoom function in browsers.
- J_Darnley 11y agoThat used to be the default action of zoom many years ago. There is probably still some obscure about:config option for it.
- cm3 11y agoIt's browser.zoom.full in Firefox. Might be nice if it could be used on a per site basis or turned on/off with a button.
- alanh 11y agoYes. This was what IE6 offered, in fact: text-only zoom. And it only worked on pages that did not define font sizes is px, which is to say: it did nothing on a lot of sites.