Light font?

[HarryA]

Is it me or is the forum running out of toner? The font seems to be getting lighter over time. I can not adjust the browser to improve it.

Also at login there is no physical response; the login area is down below the screen so one thinks nothing happened. Just trying to be helpful 😀

[admin]

Thanks for your feedback, please attach a screenshot for both issues and i will make appropriate corrections. What monitor are you using ?

[HarryA]

The font:

 

"The font:" above is much lighter than the uploaded example.

I could not see how to continue with the next image so I  am here. I am using an HP x20LED; I can not get to the model number. Lets see what others say. For login one does not see the "Display Name" nor the "password" text. Perhaps removing the dead space above it would help?

 

[admin]

Seems like you are on low resolution screen and that the page is loaded in tablet mode. So that's why you see the menu like that, and possible font alteration. The white space is not empty is the advertising space that you ad blocker prevents from showing, so we can't do much about that. I will try to make the fonts a tone darker to see if this has any effect.

 

[admin]

I made the font darker, could you reload and check now ?

[HarryA]

I see little or no difference using Firefox, Opera, or Edge. I am thinking that it is my monitor.

Watching to many "Extra History" videos on YouTube.com is wearing out the pixels 📺

Thanks for trying.

[Nick Birdsen]

On 10/17/2020 at 4:13 PM, HarryA said:

Is it me or is the forum running out of toner? The font seems to be getting lighter over time. I can not adjust the browser to improve it.

Also at login there is no physical response; the login area is down below the screen so one thinks nothing happened. Just trying to be helpful 😀

You can change the font color of your post using the custom panel. Messages from other users can be viewed through code or by installing plugins in chrome. I have been looking for a good translation for a long time and these attempts have helped me in many ways. I needed a good typeface for the book  review. This option solved my problems and I realized that the web options for books are saving resources and time.

[HarryA]

I set the browser to display the links in large bold fonts. As the first page is all links that did what I wanted to do.

[christiangrayer]

On 10/17/2020 at 8:13 PM, HarryA said:

Is it me or is the forum running out of toner? The schriftarten seems to be getting lighter over time. I can not adjust the browser to improve it.

Also at login there is no physical response; the login area is down below the screen so one thinks nothing happened. Just trying to be helpful 😀

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