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Of course people zoom in with their browsers, especially older people or those otherwise sight-impaired, but the set of zoomers isn't limited to just them... in
by georgemcbay 13y ago
Of course people zoom in with their browsers, especially older people or those otherwise sight-impaired, but the set of zoomers isn't limited to just them... in a universe of an increasing number of very high DPI screens (but where you still can't expect those to be the standard), zooming is pretty commonplace.
I zoom myself when a designer decides to use some stupidly small font and then often don't even notice the zoom is on until some other website is using a larger than normal font.
So, yes, people do zoom. Does it matter that this breaks your CSS3? I don't know, I'd have to see the breakage to know if it is a showstopper or merely a visual annoyance.
- websitescenes 13y agoDefinitely just visual but I am not happy about it. I for sure want to fix it, just not sure if it's really a priority.