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Ask HN: How often do you zoom in to read text on your screen?
For example, I have zoomed in 250% @ Hacker News to relax my eyes. As a matter of fact, I have zoomed in on most of the websites I visit, including Google.. The same goes for when I code or write text... The font size is too small for me - I can read the text on normal settings, but it's just too much eye strain.
I get funny comments from my co-workers who say that the Google logo and text look too big.
- a3n 5y agoOften. First choice is reader view, which gets rid of most "elegant" impediments to reading. If not available, then zoom. Or sometimes landscape.
- PaulHoule 5y agoIn and out all the time depending
- beforeolives 5y agoI don't zoom in and out but now I keep some sites on 110% zoom all the time. For some reason my vision has considerably deteriorated over the past year. Once noticeably in the first couple of months of the pandemic and then I had another significant change for the worse in the past couple of months.
- axegon_ 5y agoHardly ever to be honest, with HN being the one exception where I'm constantly at 175%.
- atsaloli 5y agoAll the time! I'm at 200% right now, on HN. Too much eye strain otherwise. My vision got worse during the pandemic. I think I'm spending more time in front of my screen. I'm trying to take breaks but it's easy to just keep rolling.
- shadowythroaway 5y ago120% on HN. I have dry eyes from laser eye surgery.
- cblconfederate 5y agoI use a low-resolution widescreen for the same reason. Zoom almost every site. Are there really people who can read in high density screens?