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It will also look crisp on my normal-resolution display. This website's font is too small for me so I always open it in 150%.

• pud 14y ago
  Me too. Doesn't it drive you nuts when some sites don't let you resize fonts? Specifically, look at the Facebook comments on Techcrunch. I can zoom in all I want (command-+) but the comments-font stays tiny. My eyes are bad.
  • michaelbuckbee 14y ago
    It's not just on TC. I keep meaning to get around to writing a Chrome extension to fix that on sites for myself.
  • masklinn 14y ago
    Not really techcrunch's fault, that. It's because facebook comments are loaded via an iframe, browsers probably don't transfer the "outer" zoom to the "inner" one all cases.
  • ak0s 14y ago
    You can configure minimum allowed font size in almost any browser.
  • rplnt 14y ago
    I was under the impression that all browser already switched from "increase font size" to regular zoom (as Opera had for example). But yeah, Chrome seems to broken in this regard. It's not as horrible as Firefox and IE used to be, but still... I'd file it as a bug report to your browser vendor.