The font size in our in-content sections is now bloated. Maybe regressed by bug 1773342
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The font size in our in-content sections is now bloated. Maybe regressed by bug 1773342 This seems to happen on GTK with increased font sizing. I'm on elementary OS 6 and I'm using their built-in accessibility feature to upscale the font to 1.25
The font size in our in-content sections is now bloated. Maybe regressed by bug 1773342 This seems to happen on GTK with increased font sizing. I'm on elementary OS 6 and I'm using their built-in accessibility feature to upscale the font to 1.25 This is mostly due to our own implementation of the font-size, in which we implemented a default `body` font size of `1rem` to normalize all sizes and respect the OS scaling. Something has changed that is seems to interfere with those changes and making only the `content` font size larger. These are uneducated guesses, so I might be completely wrong.
The font size in our in-content sections is now bloated. Maybe regressed by bug 1773342 This seems to happen on GTK with increased font sizing. I'm on elementary OS 6 and I'm using their built-in accessibility feature to upscale the font to 1.25 This is mostly due to our own implementation of the `uiFontSize.jsm`, in which we implemented a default `body` font size of `1rem` to normalize all sizes and respect the OS scaling. **My setup** - My OS font size is `12px`. This is what Thunderbird detects and assigns here: https://searchfox.org/comm-central/rev/a5c77525a528bc679d9f9c82e2d02846e6006933/mail/modules/UIFontSize.jsm#156-165 - My OS font scaling factor is set to `1.25`. If I manually set `font-size: 12px` on the HTML element of a content tab, the UI normalizes correctly. We don't set the `font-size` style on those elements if it matches the default size of the OS, because up to this point the UI always scaled correctly. Something has changed that it seems to interfere with those changes and making only the `content` font size larger. These are uneducated guesses, so I might be completely wrong.