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ksattic (19:17 12/5/2006)
andypoole (19:42 12/5/2006)
monkeyson2 (01:28 13/5/2006)
rich (12:35 13/5/2006)
moss (14:10 31/5/2006)
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Andrew Duffell (16:38 31/5/2006)
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rich (19:35 31/5/2006)
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andypoole (10:09 2/6/2006)
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Simon Wilson |
Message #75400, posted by ksattic at 19:17, 12/5/2006 |
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I noticed that the fonts on TIB look much bigger in Safari, so I changed the user-agent string in Firefox on Windows, and sure enough, the fonts get bigger. What's going on there then? |
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Andrew Poole |
Message #75401, posted by andypoole at 19:42, 12/5/2006, in reply to message #75400 |
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I noticed that the fonts on TIB look much bigger in Safari, so I changed the user-agent string in Firefox on Windows, and sure enough, the fonts get bigger. What's going on there then? Hm, I hadn't noticed that  |
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Phil Mellor |
Message #75409, posted by monkeyson2 at 01:28, 13/5/2006, in reply to message #75401 |
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I use Safari and I like the font size. So ner.  |
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Richard Goodwin |
Message #75415, posted by rich at 12:35, 13/5/2006, in reply to message #75400 |
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I noticed that the fonts on TIB look much bigger in Safari, so I changed the user-agent string in Firefox on Windows, and sure enough, the fonts get bigger. What's going on there then? Macs have traditionally done some strange things with regards to font size and/or DPI, which lead to the need for separate style sheets for Mac and non-Mac browsers. Now it would appear that they're moving more towards what everyone else does... but that means the previous kludges don't work properly.
We *could* just remove the check and have one stylesheet... any objections?
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John Hoare |
Message #75895, posted by moss at 14:10, 31/5/2006, in reply to message #75415 |
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We *could* just remove the check and have one stylesheet... any objections? I now use Safari... and I'd prefer having one stylesheet. I don't like the large font  |
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Phil Mellor |
Message #75896, posted by monkeyson2 at 15:00, 31/5/2006, in reply to message #75895 |
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We *could* just remove the check and have one stylesheet... any objections? I now use Safari... and I'd prefer having one stylesheet. I don't like the large font
Grrr!
Can we compromise and have one stylesheet that uses the big font?  |
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Andrew Duffell |
Message #75897, posted by ad at 16:38, 31/5/2006, in reply to message #75896 |
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We *could* just remove the check and have one stylesheet... any objections? I now use Safari... and I'd prefer having one stylesheet. I don't like the large font
Grrr!
Can we compromise and have one stylesheet that uses the big font?
Ctrl++ works well. |
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Phil Mellor |
Message #75899, posted by monkeyson2 at 16:47, 31/5/2006, in reply to message #75897 |
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Ctrl++ works well. Do any browsers remember font settings on a per-site basis? |
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Andrew Poole |
Message #75900, posted by andypoole at 17:04, 31/5/2006, in reply to message #75899 |
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Ctrl++ works well. Do any browsers remember font settings on a per-site basis?
Not unless you fancy writing an extension to do so... |
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Richard Goodwin |
Message #75909, posted by rich at 19:35, 31/5/2006, in reply to message #75900 |
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Ctrl++ works well. Do any browsers remember font settings on a per-site basis?
Not unless you fancy writing an extension to do so...
Couldn't you just use Greasemonkey on Firefox?
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Phil Mellor |
Message #75921, posted by monkeyson2 at 20:31, 31/5/2006, in reply to message #75909 |
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Ctrl++ works well. Do any browsers remember font settings on a per-site basis?
Not unless you fancy writing an extension to do so...
Couldn't you just use Greasemonkey on Firefox?
Not with Safari! |
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Richard Goodwin |
Message #75923, posted by rich at 21:57, 31/5/2006, in reply to message #75921 |
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Ctrl++ works well. Do any browsers remember font settings on a per-site basis?
Not unless you fancy writing an extension to do so...
Couldn't you just use Greasemonkey on Firefox?
Not with Safari!
Couldn't you just use Greasemonkey on Firefox?
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Andrew Poole |
Message #75927, posted by andypoole at 22:12, 31/5/2006, in reply to message #75923 |
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Ctrl++ works well. Do any browsers remember font settings on a per-site basis?
Not unless you fancy writing an extension to do so...
Couldn't you just use Greasemonkey on Firefox?
Not with Safari!
Couldn't you just use Greasemonkey on Firefox?
No, because we're using Safari |
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Richard Goodwin |
Message #75931, posted by rich at 23:36, 31/5/2006, in reply to message #75927 |
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Ctrl++ works well. Do any browsers remember font settings on a per-site basis?
Not unless you fancy writing an extension to do so...
Couldn't you just use Greasemonkey on Firefox?
Not with Safari!
Couldn't you just use Greasemonkey on Firefox?
No, because we're using Safari
Couldn't you just use Greasemonkey on Firefox?
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Rich.
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John Hoare |
Message #75984, posted by moss at 23:28, 1/6/2006, in reply to message #75931 |
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Interestingly, I was going to *automatically* download Firefox for my new Mac. But Safari is so nice to use, I'll probably stick with it for everyday use, and only use Firefox for testing. |
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Andrew Poole |
Message #75995, posted by andypoole at 10:09, 2/6/2006, in reply to message #75984 |
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Interestingly, I was going to *automatically* download Firefox for my new Mac. But Safari is so nice to use, I'll probably stick with it for everyday use, and only use Firefox for testing. Yeah, same here. I have Camino on standby for testing as well (and for using things like live.local.com (which seems to be the only one with aerial photos of here  ) |
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richard cheng |
Message #76000, posted by richcheng at 11:15, 2/6/2006, in reply to message #75995 |
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Interestingly, I was going to *automatically* download Firefox for my new Mac. But Safari is so nice to use, I'll probably stick with it for everyday use, and only use Firefox for testing. Yeah, same here. I have Camino on standby for testing as well (and for using things like live.local.com (which seems to be the only one with aerial photos of here )
I like Safari, but it hangs a lot |
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Phil Mellor |
Message #76001, posted by monkeyson2 at 11:29, 2/6/2006, in reply to message #76000 |
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I like Safari, but it hangs a lot This is true. I was wondering if it was because I'm very short on disk space, or have about 10 windows each with about 20 tabs on them. (I don't bookmark stuff, I just leave it open  )
The javascript calendar on Expedia is incredibly slow for some reason. |
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