Is there any deep reason zooming is disabled in the web interface? It's not really very user friendly for people with bad eyesight using handhelds! Personally I just learned how to override it in Chrome but still... I'm certainly old school but I firmly believe in leaving the choice of such things as zoom, text size and font to the user or at least making it easily configurable (preferably in your user settings) since it's an accessibility issue. Myself I have very bad sight on one eye and have become increasingly oversighted rather than shortsighted on the remaining eye. A multi-disabled Perl hacker may be a rare thing but I'm probably not totally alone!
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The problem is specifically on mobile, where the viewport metadata prevents the browser from zooming in. I'm not sure why that was specified. It doesn't seem useful.
Please don't override zoom in the web interface.
Is there any deep reason zooming is disabled in the web interface? It's not really very user friendly for people with bad eyesight using handhelds! Personally I just learned how to override it in Chrome but still... I'm certainly old school but I firmly believe in leaving the choice of such things as zoom, text size and font to the user or at least making it easily configurable (preferably in your user settings) since it's an accessibility issue. Myself I have very bad sight on one eye and have become increasingly oversighted rather than shortsighted on the remaining eye. A multi-disabled Perl hacker may be a rare thing but I'm probably not totally alone!
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