#FONT ADJUSTER MAC#

With A+ FontSize Changer you can also change the text color and background color on a page. Some website authors use a gray text color instead of black which can be hard on the eyes. You can change these hotkeys at chrome://extensions/shortcuts )

Sometimes you wish to increase the text size without zooming the page so that paragraphs do not scroll past the edge of the screen.Ī+ FontSize Changer works where others fail! Even on pages with dynamic (ajax) content! Even on pages with iFrames! Just use the buttons to change the fontsize or use keyboard shortcuts ALT+ and ALT- ( or use ALT+Up Arrow and ALT+Down Arrow. It actually changes the fontSize of each element unlike Chrome's action with CTRL+ and CTRL- which zooms the page. A+ FontSize Changer is a Chrome Extension and Edge Chromium add-on that lets the user customize the font text size, font text color, background color and font family on a page.

The other is for a reader, probably not the list panel.Extension that lets the user change the font text size, font type, font color and background color on a page. seems to be for the language th, whatever language that is. Thunderbird -> preferences –> Advanced –> General and press the Config Editor. Do not remove the line - it's required for correct functioning.Users/mac/Library/Thunderbird/Profiles/fault/chrome Users/mac/Library/Thunderbird/Profiles/fault Type the command press return when done typing.

#FONT ADJUSTER MAC#

The leading mac $ will be different for you. You can also set the font face here, e.g.Ī similar file named ''userContent.css'' in the same ''chrome'' folder can be used to set the size of the ''content ''of webpages (and of email if used with Thunderbird.)Ĭreate a folder in your Thunderbird profile named chromeĪ similar file named userContent.css in the same chrome folder can be used to set the size of the content of email messages.Ĭreate a folder in your Thunderbird profile named ''chrome''Ī similar file named ''userContent.css'' in the same ''chrome'' folder can be used to set the size of the ''content ''of email messages.ĭo you know terminal? might be the easiest to sort this out. I generally use the same point size as was selected in the OS's desktop settings. Obviously, edit that ''font-size: '''9'''pt !important '' to a value that suits you. * Do not remove the line - it's required for correct url('') /* set default namespace to XUL */ In this folder, create a text file named ''userChrome.css'' I have to use the ''userChrome.css'' file for both Thunderbird and Firefox on my Linux boxes, since support for this add-on in Linux was dropped some time ago.Ĭreate a folder in your Firefox profile named ''chrome'' You can also set the font face here, e.g.Ī similar file named userContent.css in the same chrome folder can be used to set the size of the content of webpages (and of email if used with Thunderbird.) Obviously, edit that font-size: 9pt !important to a value that suits you. * Do not remove the line - it's required for correct url(' ') /* set default namespace to XUL */ In this folder, create a text file named userChrome.css I have to use the userChrome.css file for both Thunderbird and Firefox on my Linux boxes, since support for this add-on in Linux was dropped some time ago.Ĭreate a folder in your Firefox profile named chrome

Font adjuster