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Subject: Re: Thunderbird fonts
From: Felix Miata <mrmazda () earthlink ! net>
Date: 2024-02-10 0:42:36
Message-ID: 058dcbc9-ed76-3ecd-3bf0-eacdd8758ede () earthlink ! net
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Carlos E. R. composed on 2024-02-09 22:08 (UTC+0100):
> Look at the actual message code:
> </blockquote>
> In this case, it is your fault, sorry :-)<br>
> <br>
> Thunderbird can write in these font sizes:<br>
> <blockquote><font size="6">T Larger (size 6).</font><br>
> <font size="5">T Larger (size 5)</font><br>
> <font size="4">T Larger (size 4)</font><br>
> T Normal font.<br>
> <font size="2">T Smaller (size 2)</font><br>
> <font size="1">T Smaller (size 1)</font><font size="6"><br>
> </font></blockquote>
Translation of named/numbered sizes in legacy web browsers using default settings
and the standard arbitrary DPI assumption of 96 (factual physically on a ~13.5"
screen with resolution of 1024x768; or a ~23" 1920x1080 screen; 12ptpx):
7 = xx-large = 32px = 24.00pt
6 = x-large = 24px = 18.00pt
5 = large = 18px = 13.50pt
4 = medium = 16px = 12.00pt
3 = small = 13px = 9.75pt
2 = x-small = 10px = 7.50pt
1 = xx-small = 9px = 6.75pt
Many moons ago I tried to get the differences between sizes to be less disparate
proportionally, but gave up after 7 years getting nowhere:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id7256
Most newer browsers read/produce pt settings as though they were px settings, a
1:1 ratio instead of the variable ratios that physically exist when taking into
account real display density (measured in DPI/dots per inch).
Why Carlos is showing 3 as "normal" I don't grok. I use SeaMonkey, and don't ever
compose email using HTML except under extreme duress.
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Felix Miata
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