Accessibility Display Text Size Setting Does Not Change The Text Size Settings

Hi Mainecoon364,

Re: "Accessibility Display Text Size Setting Does Not Change The Text Size Settings"

As you say, not all text displays larger when you make an increase using the slider.

Eg: Some apps may already have custom text-size settings that may need to be changed.

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In Chat GP :

With Chat GP open:

You can click on the View button and choose "Make text bigger"

(Repeat if you want it even bigger)

Alternatively, you can use two keys (keyboard shortcut): Press Command and Plus Sign (+)

Repeat if needed.

Apple support provide an article online that may be helpful.

For MacOS Sequoia: Make text and icons bigger on Mac - Apple Support

Eg: says:

"Make text or icons bigger in an app

In many apps, you can adjust the size of text or icons."

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App sidebars:

"Choose Apple menu  > System Settings, then click Appearance  in the sidebar (you may need to scroll down).

Click the Sidebar icon size pop-up menu, then choose a size."

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Safari

"Go to a web page in the Safari app , then do one of the following:

• Adjust the size of everything on the page:Press Command-Option-Plus Sign (+) or Command-Option-Minus Sign (–).
• Adjust the size of only the text: Press Command-Plus Sign (+) or Command-Minus Sign (–)."

If needed: There are many more tips in the linked article above.

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If you haven't already:

You may also want to experiment with the Zoom settings:

System Settings > Accessibility > Zoom

Eg: If turned on:

"Hover Text" allows you to press the command key to see larger text under the pointer

More info: View a larger version of text you’re reading or typing on Mac - Apple Support

Thank you: Try: Hold down CMD and keep clicking + until text is zoomed in to the size you want.