3 ms·
> That would be a much better plan. See what I mean? No, because there are cases where having large fonts makes sense (e.g. <h1> for article titles, etc) while
by craftyguy 8y ago
> That would be a much better plan. See what I mean?
No, because there are cases where having large fonts makes sense (e.g. <h1> for article titles, etc) while preserving the ability to display smaller fonts than that (e.g. for article content).
- beat 8y agoctrl-shift-minus in your browser. Make the font as tiny as you like, if it bothers you.
- petee 8y agoConversely, you could just ctrl-shift-plus and make the text as readable as you like, since it bothers you and stop justifying the rest of us having to jump through hoops.
- jmulho 8y agoWho should have to jump through hoops, the person who cannot read text that is too small, or the person who's sensibilities are offended by text that is too large?