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I use Firefox 10 on Ubuntu 12.04, in KDE.
In for instance Chrome and Konqueror, the fonts look alright, but in Firefox the fonts are tiny, almost too hard to read.
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I use Firefox 10 on Ubuntu 12.04, in KDE.
In for instance Chrome and Konqueror, the fonts look alright, but in Firefox the fonts are tiny, almost too hard to read.
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There are two common cases for the fonts appearing too small in Firefox.
You may have accidentally changed the page zoom. Set the page zoom back to 100%
by pressing Ctrl+0 or using the GUI: View > Zoom > Reset
.
Note: There is a related preference in about:config
for remembering page specific zoom levels. If you do not care for this feature, or frequently change the zoom level by accident, you can set the following to false:
browser.zoom.siteSpecific
Now when you go back to a page, the zoom level will be reset to 100%
.
Your Firefox profile's font settings may have been altered. Go to:
chrome://browser/content/preferences/fonts.xul
The font size should be 16
for Proportional and 12
or 13
for Monospace.
Note: These settings can also be reached under:
Preferences/Options > Content > Fonts & Colors > Advanced
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firefox (72) can't find "chrome://browser/content/preferences/fonts.xul"... Preferences/Options > Content > Fonts & Colors > Advanced is meant for web pages, not for tab or bookmark fonts...
1Did you accidentally change the page zoom? Try
View > Zoom > Reset
orCtrl
+0
. – iglvzx – 2012-03-06T19:20:38.253No, good tip though, didn't know about Ctrl + 0! @iglvzx – Prof. Falken contract breached – 2012-03-07T08:20:23.073
1Go to
chrome://browser/content/preferences/fonts.xul
... What do you see there? The font size should be16
for proportional and12
or13
for monospace. – iglvzx – 2012-03-07T18:41:48.093