Comment by slater 4 days ago Sure, but I meant for all the site's visitors 4 comments slater Reply toyg 4 days ago If you read LWN, surely you are not scared to use a few "advanced" options in your browser...? slater 4 days ago I was a web dev for ~20 years, so well aware of options available.> I meant for all the site's visitors toyg 4 days ago Yeah, I meant in a general sense - I doubt any LWN reader is not aware of ctrl-+. I think they'd be more concerned if the site became more heavily CSSified - because it would become harder to read with terminal-based browsers. GrinningFool 4 days ago Is it Ctrl++ or Ctrl+scroll an advanced option?
toyg 4 days ago If you read LWN, surely you are not scared to use a few "advanced" options in your browser...? slater 4 days ago I was a web dev for ~20 years, so well aware of options available.> I meant for all the site's visitors toyg 4 days ago Yeah, I meant in a general sense - I doubt any LWN reader is not aware of ctrl-+. I think they'd be more concerned if the site became more heavily CSSified - because it would become harder to read with terminal-based browsers. GrinningFool 4 days ago Is it Ctrl++ or Ctrl+scroll an advanced option?
slater 4 days ago I was a web dev for ~20 years, so well aware of options available.> I meant for all the site's visitors toyg 4 days ago Yeah, I meant in a general sense - I doubt any LWN reader is not aware of ctrl-+. I think they'd be more concerned if the site became more heavily CSSified - because it would become harder to read with terminal-based browsers. GrinningFool 4 days ago Is it Ctrl++ or Ctrl+scroll an advanced option?
toyg 4 days ago Yeah, I meant in a general sense - I doubt any LWN reader is not aware of ctrl-+. I think they'd be more concerned if the site became more heavily CSSified - because it would become harder to read with terminal-based browsers.
If you read LWN, surely you are not scared to use a few "advanced" options in your browser...?
I was a web dev for ~20 years, so well aware of options available.
> I meant for all the site's visitors
Yeah, I meant in a general sense - I doubt any LWN reader is not aware of ctrl-+. I think they'd be more concerned if the site became more heavily CSSified - because it would become harder to read with terminal-based browsers.
Is it Ctrl++ or Ctrl+scroll an advanced option?