Of course it looks blurry if you zoom into it. It would also look blurry if you artificially lower the display resolution instead of increasing font size. For example, I can't see blurriness with my Dell monitor, unless I make a screenshot and zoom into it. You should find a good monitor - the most extreme example would be a Retina display - but it doesn't need to be expensive. (WebRender is unrelated to this. I just wanted to point out what is supported, what is being working on and what you could have an eye on or try out.)
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Of course it looks blurry if you zoom into it. It would also look blurry if you artificially lower the display resolution instead of increasing font size. For example, I can't see blurriness with my Dell monitor, unless I make a screenshot and zoom into it. You should find a good monitor - the most extreme example would be a Retina display - but it doesn't need to be expensive. (WebRender is unrelated to this. I just wanted to point out what is supported, what is being worked on and what you could have an eye on or try out.)
Of course it looks blurry if you zoom into it. It would also look blurry if you artificially lower the display resolution instead of increasing font size. For example, I can't see blurriness with my Dell monitor, unless I zoom into a screenshot. You should find a good monitor - the most extreme example would be a Retina display - but it doesn't need to be expensive. (WebRender is unrelated to this. I just wanted to point out what is supported, what is being worked on and what you could have an eye on or try out.)