I just measured, about 27" from nose to screen. With my chair, where my keyboard is, and, then, where my screen is, all about as close together as I can get th

I just measured, about 27" from nose to screen. With my chair, where my keyboard is, and, then, where my screen is, all about as close together as I can get them, that 27" is about it. Sure, I lean back in my chair and have my feet up. Sure, with a book, the distance is less. But, really, it doesn't hurt to use larger fonts -- just use more space vertically. Don't try to make so much use of the horizontal dimension -- that's the one that is more constrained. Or, when reading, it's easy to scroll down but a pain to scroll left and right once for each line read, when the scrolling is available. If have lines with no more than 60 characters, then Ctrl+ can adjust the font size, and horizontal scrolling can put the 60 characters all on the visible screen at the same time -- then just scroll down as read. For good UI/UX, mostly I don't care; instead I just want to be able to use the Web page and, in particular, read the text.