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> If you only want bigger text in iOS Safari, the popup menu allows you to resize the text on the fly. Which also zooms in on the content, thus only letting me
by alex3305 4y ago
> If you only want bigger text in iOS Safari, the popup menu allows you to resize the text on the fly.
Which also zooms in on the content, thus only letting me see part of the total width of the page. Which results in me having to both scroll horizontally and vertically.
- alwillis 4y agoWhich also zooms in on the content, thus only letting me see part of the total width of the page. Which results in me having to both scroll horizontally and vertically. Depends on the site; if they coded it correctly and met accessibility guidelines [1], it would support text sizing of 200% or more. Given the state of CSS today, it’s not difficult to make the text wrap within the viewpoint even at bigger sizes so you wouldn’t have to scroll. [1]: https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG21/quickref/?showtechniques=144#resize-text https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG21/quickref/?showtechniques=144#r...
- alex3305 4y ago> Depends on the site; if they coded it correctly and met accessibility guidelines, it would support text sizing of 200% or more. I agree. But the cold, hard truth is that it just doesn't work.