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I have that problem on desktop but not on mobile for some reason. That said, I generally use my browser’s reader mode in both contexts anyway because so many si
by cimmanom 8y ago
I have that problem on desktop but not on mobile for some reason. That said, I generally use my browser’s reader mode in both contexts anyway because so many sites choose unergonomic font families.
Have you ever had a vision exam? My vision is good enough to get by without corrective lenses for almost any other activity, but they make a world of difference when reading on a screen all day, especially if you have even mild astigmatism.
- narimiran 8y ago> Have you ever had a vision exam? Hehe, I thought somebody might ask that. Yes, I have astigmatism and I wear my glasses when working on a computer. > I generally use my browser’s reader mode Reader mode is great but it can't be used on all pages. Also, it cures the symptom, not the cause. I'm really puzzled why improved readability is not a concern for content creators and it basically boils down (based on the answers I received so far) to: "well, you can zoom in or use reader mode, websites are ok the way they are currently".