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Created attachment 474869 [details] Screenshot showing epiphany rendering a range of font sizes. I recently upgraded my netbook from Fedora 11 (epiphany-2.26.3-9) to Fedora 14 (epiphany-2.30.6-1) and font sizes for many web pages have reduced to the point where they're difficult to read. The default font size now looks to be 11 pixels which, at 134DPI, is about the same size as 8 pixel text at 96DPI. For comparison, I find 13px is a comfortable reading size and had the default font set to this in epiphany on Fedora 11. That setting is gone now, but I'll file a separate bug for that. I've attached a screenshot showing how epiphany renders unstyled and styled text. My GNOME font settings (from GConf) are: antialiasing: grayscale dpi: 134 hinting: full rgba_order: rgb font_name: Sans 6.5 document_font_name: Sans 8 monospace_font_name: Monospace 7
Created attachment 474871 [details] HTML file used to generate screenshot.
Created attachment 474873 [details] Screenshot of bugzilla.
Created attachment 474874 [details] Screenshot of fark.com Added screenshots of bugzilla (which sizes its text with "font-size: small") and fark.com (which sizes its text with font-size: 9pt).
Filed a possibly related bug 672015 (Epiphany uses the wrong DPI).
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