Windows 10: Edge Font Too Small

This may be just a problem for older folks like me but sometimes I think Microsoft shoots itself in the foot or they are just plain arrogant. It seems that they keep touting Edge as the browser of choice but then they make the font too small to read and there is no way to change it anymore.

I know I can magnify the size of the whole browser page but that really doesn't solve the problem and it seems to me that it is just plain common sense to be able to adjust and change the font on any application, especially a browser. Even right here where I am typing this in Windows 10 Forum there are a multitude of ways to change the font.

With all of the other problems Microsoft has with Windows 10 I would think that they don't need anymore, but I'm sure they don't care and I am sure that I will just stick with Firefox. I am even thinking of going back to Windows 7 where problems seem to be solvable.

:)

 

Nokia 610 - Size of text/numerals

Unfortunately there is no way to customise any of the font sizes.



I personally find it annoying that most text is too big and left off the edge of the screen with no wrapping, but too big or too small WE NEED A METHOD TO SELECT IT PLEASE MICROSOFT!

 

Nokia N75...any update coming?

Is the N75 a neglected model? It is in need of a serious update. Too many bugs to list, but I'll start here:

-Contact font size for phone number is RIDICULOUSLY SMALL.

-Bluetooth transmission is weak

-Lack of font realizability (huge screen, tiny fonts...**bleep**?)

-Clock too small

 

Try this tutorial Option 3.
> Turn On or Off Reading View in Microsoft Edge in Windows 10

 

I've seen this problem with a number of my clients and suggest the whole issue may depend upon the monitors the programmers are using, e.g. 21" or larger, while the consumers are still using 17" or 19" models. The programmers tend to have the latest and greatest and forget what their 'audience' needs. The 'trend' seemed to have started back in the 17" or 19" CRT/CRT Flat Screen days [yeah, I had a 19" CRT Flat Screen] and continued into the LCD Flat Panel monitors in use today with Desktops and Notebooks. Of course the hardcore Gamers, or major players, like to have as much on the screen as possible so they need the bigger monitors. I use a 21.5" Flat Panel on my main computers but also have a 27" Flat Panel on a backup computer.

 

The problem is that when I click on Settings there is no Reading View Style and no Reading View Font Size boxes shown. I am using Windows 10 Pro 1703.