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> when paragraphs are that wide they become harder to read I hope I don't sound like a jerk saying this, but resizing the browser window is the key. I dunno wh
by WWLink 6y ago
> when paragraphs are that wide they become harder to read
I hope I don't sound like a jerk saying this, but resizing the browser window is the key. I dunno why some people maximize everything on their computer - that's a really inefficient use of space.
I wish more websites wouldn't try to force formatting on me and just let me resize my window.
- mywittyname 6y agoWell, I use tabs and not every website looks best at the same size. So I don't think the approach works. (FWIW, I'm also a non-full-screen user). But you're probably on to something. I would be cool if the web browser would allow you to adjust the body size of the document without adjusting the window size.
- ehavener 6y agoOpening the dev tools works
- pintxo 6y agoReader View is available in Firefox.
- Atomskun 6y agoThat's...in literally every browser's setting since the beginning of browsers.
- WWLink 6y agoIt'd be neat if it worked like the ruler at the top of an MS word window (or textedit/wordpad), where you can drag in the margins!
- watwut 6y agoI don't maximize anything, but site that expects me to raise browser is obnoxious. It is not the only tab and idon't want to resize especially separately for each
- zzo38computer 6y ago> I wish more websites wouldn't try to force formatting on me and just let me resize my window. I agree. Fossil mostly requires the use of CSS, but my own stuff I tend to not use CSS if I can avoid it, and often just write plain text files anyways (rather than HTML), which works well even if you are viewing them outside of the web browser, as well as with the web browser, too.