Instead of filing an new bug report I found this one.
Firefox and Thunderbird default to a font size of "16". They don't tell
me that it's sixteen points (as in typographic points pt as 1/64 inch).
But if it were 16pt it would be the size of a headline and the messages
do appear like that.
Now my
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The bug occurs in the stable gutsy release.
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The problem occurs also in ardour2. When i set the system dpi to 78
ardour fonts are too small.
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It looks like this bug has reverted with Feisty's Firefox (2.0.0.1
+0dfsg-0ubuntu2). Increasing the DPI in gnome-font-preferences (from 130
to 160, down to or 120) affects the UI's fonts, but not the webpage
fonts.
This is still true as of today. I didn't know about this bug report so I
created a
It looks like this bug has reverted with Feisty's Firefox (2.0.0.1
+0dfsg-0ubuntu2). Increasing the DPI in gnome-font-preferences (from
130 to 160, down to or 120) affects the UI's fonts, but not the webpage
fonts.
Tested on , , , and .
Epiphany correctly handles the DPI changes for the same pag
This looks fixed, to some degree of correctness, with the newest version
of Edgy's Firefox.
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layout.css.dpi=-1 -> 96 dpi minimum
So you didn't need to change that.
But the dpi setting only affects the fonts sized in points, not the ones in
pixel. That must be the difference between the websites you are using, and
there is nothing you can do about that.
(that's also the reason why some pp
I noticed that firefox ignores the dpi settings, because I changed it (98) and
looked at the screen :)... I have a high resolution laptop lcd
I tried very high dpi settings (~160) and firefox website fonts were as tiny as
before (also after restarting firefox)
Furthermore I tried layout.css.dpi
Could you give more details please?
Like which dpi settings are you using in gnome?
Did you change firefox config (what is the value of layout.css.dpi in
about:config) ?
And finally, how do you notice it has no effects?
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I have the same problem. The Gnome DPI setting have no effect in firefox
.. i have the the latest version (edgy, bon echo rc2)
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I can confirm that bug with the latest rc2...
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Xavier, please relax and try to keep a respectful atmosphere.
If this is still broken for some people, we might want to investigate in
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/attachment.cgi?id=209137&action=view the
patch onhttps://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=323962
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Oh my god, this is driving me nuts. Can you stop ignoring me for 5 sec ? You
either have to justify why you ignore me, or you listen to me. Pick your choice.
If it's the second one, then I'm telling you that it's already working, so
there is no bug upstream, and no need to bother them.
Thanks.
Can someone please respond to the developer's question at
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=354505
Thanks.
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ok so I guess all I said is either wrong or not understandable, which in both
case is a waste of time. I will still have a last try :
I believe it works fine when you increase Xft dpi (like setting it to 120), but
not when you decrease it (eg 85).
If you _really_ want firefox to work at smaller d
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Firefox seems to have sane DPI handling now. But integration with GNOME
is a wishlist item for the firefox-gnome-support package, I should
think.
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setting
+ Firefox does not pay attention to GNOME DP
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I did further testing with firefox dpi settings, and I found something new,
depending whether Xft.dpi is set or not, the behavior will not be the same.
Also, firefox 1.5 seems awfully broken, while firefox 2.0 behaves much more
like I expected.
I'll just attach a text file with what I saw, becaus
I don't think bug 33055 is a duplicate, as I said on it.
bug 34211 and bug 38403 are, and they should be fixed in edgy, with its current
firefox (I've no clue if a newer firefox version will get it, and if it'll
change something about dpi).
However bug 20116 show that they are actually some users
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That's what happens if the user keep the gnome default settings, or if he
increases the dpi like the original reporter.
However, if a dpi lower than 96 is used, firefox will stay at 96 (since
layout.css.dpi is set to -1 by default).
Though, if this -1 value exists, and it's used by default, there
The important thing is that Firefox' DPI setting always matches GNOME's
DPI setting.
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Using firefox 2.0b1 on edgy, the screen.resolution setting has been removed.
It has also been removed from the ui.
However, there is now a layout.css.dpi setting, which is set to -1 by default,
which means a minimum of 96 dpi :
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Layout.css.dpi
Since gnome is also set to 9
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