Re: Firefoxquestions

Peter Yates wrote:

As for c) I'm afraid I don't know the ideal solution, but if you go
into preferences, click content, then advanced and untick 'Allow
pages to choose their own fonts..', this should make all pages use
the font (and size) you specify. It may be a short-term solution
(some pages may look weird) but things should be more readable.

I think, but I'm not sure, that Firefox is able to set per-site
preferences to a specific CSS style ***. It would take some effort to
set up but with half a dozen or so style sheets I'd imagine you could
cover all the bases.

If you don't find the solution to the problems theres nothing to stop
you from using Galeon (2.02 is in the Ubuntu repos). Or of course
Konqueror, Epiphany or Opera.

I'll log another vote for my favorite browser... Opera. It will handle
a) and b) right out of the box, and a quick test tells me that at least
in saved sessions the "zoom level" of individual pages is saved. It
also allows per-site style sheets which are loaded automagically when
the site is accessed normally.

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