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A table of free replacements for Windows softwareA table of free replacements for Windows softwarePosted Feb 26, 2003 21:37 UTC (Wed) by dcarrera (guest, #9087)In reply to: A table of free replacements for Windows software by cjcoats Parent article: A table of free replacements for Windows software I agree. I am really tired of all those pages with unbearably small fonts. Why do they do that? Why in the world would you go out of your way to specify a tiny font? Yes, I know that in Mozilla I can go View->Zoom, but that's not the point. Your pages shouldn't be broken in the first place.
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Mozilla shortcuts Posted Feb 26, 2003 21:58 UTC (Wed) by frazier (guest, #3060) [Link] If they want me to endorse it, or even just to read it, then they certainly need to change it into something readable first! I started to reply and someone beat me to it. The keyboard shortcut for increase font size is CTRL++ (control plus) and to bump fonts down use CTRL+- (control minus). While on the topic of Mozilla shortcuts, I find the Google highlight search handy. Goto Edit>Preferences>Navigator>Internet Search and set your Default Search Engine to Google. Anytime you want to search for something in a web page, highlight the text and right click, then select search. There's lots of cool, useful features in Mozilla.
Mozilla shortcuts Posted Feb 27, 2003 2:17 UTC (Thu) by DamonLynch (guest, #9837) [Link] I find the minimum font size preference very handy. It means I never have to worry about this problem. It would be useful if other programs, e.g. Evolution, had this feature.Damon
Mozilla shortcuts Posted Feb 27, 2003 11:28 UTC (Thu) by cjcoats (guest, #9833) [Link] It's still my screen and my computer. One thing I hate with Mozilla these days is the fact that I am forced to do repeated shrink or expand operations every time I go to a new web site these days, just to be able to read it. And Mozilla seems to have no way to controlfontSizeIncrement. And doesn/t respect Xdefaults. Frankly, it makes old NetScape4 more pleasant in comparison. And then someone like these folks manage to figure out how to screw that up!
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