03-11-2020, 23:41
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Legibility issue; can I increase space between lines?
I find it difficult to read the forum because of the non-existant space between lines. I say non existant because a serif (part of letter extending below the line) intrudes on the space occupied by a tall letter:
yyyyy
hnnnn
Those are "h"s not "n"s .
Using the Printable View is better, but for reading at night the inverted color scheme is best.
TIA
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03-12-2020, 06:58
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Quote:
Originally Posted by InTheBlack
yyyyy
hnnnn
Those are "h"s not "n"s .
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I do not get the same results using the latest firefox & arial black
yyyyyyyy
hhhhhhhh
do you have more than one web app? Firefox, Google Chrome, Explorer??
or a backup keyboard?
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03-12-2020, 11:04
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No, you can't increase font size or spacing btw lines on this site, but you could address that issue in word, then copy and paste your entry or response accordingly.
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03-12-2020, 13:28
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Quote:
Originally Posted by JJ_BPK
I do not get the same results using the latest firefox & arial black
yyyyyyyy
hhhhhhhh
do you have more than one web app? Firefox, Google Chrome, Explorer??
or a backup keyboard?
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I use Firefox because it has the "security" addons to minimize malware, tracking, Big Data collection, etc.
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Having to copy & paste everything I want to read would be a real PIA. I guess using Print View is the workaround.
What font & size does the site desire to display? Maybe my machine is using something else. In Firefox Preferences, I have set the minimum font size to 16 or else many sites are miniscule; except also I checked "Allow pages to choose their own fonts, instead of your selections above." And I use 150% Zoom on all web pages. The screen is 1920 x 1200 on the MacBookPro laptop.
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03-12-2020, 13:59
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Quote:
Originally Posted by InTheBlack
I use Firefox because it has the "security" addons to minimize malware, tracking, Big Data collection, etc.
And I use 150% Zoom on all web pages. The screen is 1920 x 1200 on the MacBookPro laptop.
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I have a 32inch Panasonic TV running off a game video card. Firefox is set to default, as built. There are sites that micro-manage the fonts & sizes. I can get around most by using CTRL + or - to adjust font size.
You may want to try reseting the firefox (w/apps) to as built.
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03-12-2020, 16:50
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Quote:
Originally Posted by JJ_BPK
I have a 32inch Panasonic TV running off a game video card. Firefox is set to default, as built. There are sites that micro-manage the fonts & sizes. I can get around most by using CTRL + or - to adjust font size.
You may want to try reseting the firefox (w/apps) to as built.
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A huge screen displaying at a high res will look fine. I think its the hi res of my 17" screen that shrinks everything. So I use an Addon "theme & font size control."
I have tried the defaults for machine & firefox.
at 150% Zoom, when I put a ruler to my screen a capital I is about 4-5mm tall. Its something about this website's design that does not adjust the inter-line distance. When I shrink to 100% zoom, I perceive more space, but the physical size of the letters requires me to get close to the screen.
yyyyyy
hhhhh
the tail of the y extends into that blank space but still touches the n.
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03-12-2020, 17:23
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In the old days, I would guess your GPU is not handling the pixel mapping properly.
It's one reason that apple and windows push their web browsers over open-source products, like firefox.
Does the macbook come with video diagnostics? Macbook had problems with their GPU a while back but replaced the chips in 2018.
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