CAN ANYBODY EXPLAIN WHY WHEN I GO TO ANY WEBSITE INCLUDING APPLE .COM THAT ALL THE LETTERS OF THE SUBJECT MATTER IS SO HARD TO SEE I CAN BARELY READ IT, IS THERE A SETTING THAT I NEED TO LOOK AT? PLEASE HELP MY EYES ARE NOT THAT GOOD I EVEN BELIEVE THAT SOMEONE WITH 20/20 EYE SITE WOULD HAVE A PROBLEM. THANKS.
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MacBook
If using Safari:
Safari > Preferences > Advanced ...
...Never use font sizes smaller than [ 14 ] points
... insert a font size that better meets your needs, and text will be re-rendered in the larger font size ... but pictures will not be enlarged.
If using Safari:
Safari > Preferences > Advanced ...
...Never use font sizes smaller than [ 14 ] points
... insert a font size that better meets your needs, and text will be re-rendered in the larger font size ... but pictures will not be enlarged.
Typing in all caps is also universally known to be hard to read. And yet, that's what you did.
If the text on a given site is too small for your comfort, hold the Command key down and press the + key. Keep doing this for as much as you want to increase the overall layout of the site. To return to the site's normal size, press Command+0. That's a zero, not a capital O. To go smaller, or back down a step if you made a site too big, hold the Command key and press the - key.
its not the size that is the problem, its the clarity of the text its too light for a white background
Ah. The ol' looks over legibility thing. Send an email to the site (if they have contact info) and let them know their design stinks.
"CAN ANYBODY EXPLAIN WHY WHEN I GO TO ANY WEBSITE INCLUDING APPLE .COM THAT ALL THE LETTERS OF THE SUBJECT MATTER IS SO HARD TO SEE I CAN BARELY READ IT"
Haha, talk about irony. It's extremely hard to read posts in full caps as well.
You can try adjusting the settings in System Preferences > Accessibility > Display such as "Increase Contrast" and the Display Contrast slider.
Thank you so much I’ve been dealing with this for so long, I guess you can tell I’m not very computer literate. So thanks again.
You're welcome. FWIW, no matter how computer literate someone is, they can't know everything.
When I go to any website all the letters are hard to see I can barely read any of it
