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making your article force a tiny, fixed, unchangeable font size seems like a good way to convince people that you should be nowhere near text rendering infrastr
by KerrAvon 2y ago
making your article force a tiny, fixed, unchangeable font size seems like a good way to convince people that you should be nowhere near text rendering infrastructure
- behdad 2y agoBrowser zoom works fine for me. Does it not for you?
- Findecanor 2y agoThe page fights against zooming by reducing the text size to compensate. I can zoom in somewhat only if I press Ctrl + fast enough many times in succession, but then it is easy to overshoot.
- zamadatix 2y agoInteresting, when I zoom in to 300% the T in TLDR is exactly 3x taller than when at 100%. Seems to be an embedded Google Doc though so the canvas does a weird recentering jerk on viewport size changes.
- account42 2y agoZoom works until the page width is about the browser width. After that it starts fighting your zoom level.
- School-Cotton 2y agoThe author is actually one of the most prominent and respected people in this space.
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- johnny22 2y agoactually read the very beginning where it's clear why he's using this google doc thingy which the bad text...