Font size too small

[Akeel1994]

Hey, I've a low vision and even the biggest available font size is slightly too small to read the feed. Please add more font sizes. Suggestion: maybe you could let the user choose the size between e.g. 10 and 40. So everyone could find the right size. thank you!

[Gryzor]

@Akeel1994 What device do you have? (I am not a dev on this project) but from what I see, there's nothing special about Tusky when it comes to font sizes other than them being correctly defined in sp (instead of dp). Then each device can/will (through the Accessibility panel in Settings) increase (or decrease) the "normal" font size.

Some devices are notably limited in this, offering merely two to four values, whereas Samsung devices, tend to offer much more granularity and font sizes.

[Akeel1994]

@Akeel1994 What device do you have? (I am not a dev on this project) but from what I see, there's nothing special about Tusky when it comes to font sizes other than them being correctly defined in sp (instead of dp). Then each device can/will (through the Accessibility panel in Settings) increase (or decrease) the "normal" font size.

Some devices are notably limited in this, offering merely two to four values, whereas Samsung devices, tend to offer much more granularity and font sizes.

Hey, I'm using a Pixel 6 Pro. On this device it's not just big enough even with the biggest setting. So more settings would be appreciated.

[Gryzor]

@Akeel1994 Understood. Well... to be honest the developers would have no way of making this happen short of re-redesigning most of the screens, or with quite a bit of work, but I'm more than happy to stand corrected.

I just looked at a OnePlus 6 and it only offers 4 values: Small, Normal(default), Large, and Largest; I believe this is the Android default (as evidenced by your Pixel 6 Pro running stock Android).
On a Samsung S20 there are eight values to chose from! But this is probably a Samsung customization.

Anyway, I think you're absolutely correct that a bigger font would be nice, but I don't know how the project maintainers/devs will want to approach something like this.