MD Extensions UI looks broken with large fonts |
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Issue descriptionRepro steps 1) go to chrome://settings/ 2) Change font size to "very large" 3) go to MD chrome://extensions Expected: UI does not look broken Actual: UI looks broken (see screenshots). ⛆ |
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Sep 7 2017
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Sep 7 2017
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Oct 24 2017
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Oct 24 2017
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Oct 25 2017
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Oct 25 2017
Separated font size issues with side nav to Issue 778074 .
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Dec 6 2017
Downgrading this to a P3. Explaining rationale below: Drastically changing the font size and expecting the UI to look descent/usable is a bit of a stretch. It is a reasonable expectation for an article/document type of page, but it seems unreasonable for an app-like interface, like MD Extension's card layout. As another data point, Gmail (which I would classify as an "app" and not as a article/document), also looks poor on a very large font size. Unless we are willing to also modify the dimensions of the cards/toolbar when the font changes, the result will not be that pleasing anyway. At the same time, changing the dimensions of cards/toolbar sounds very similar to what zoom-ing already does, so unclear whether that is worth implementing either. Thinking more about this, I am skeptical on why our WebUI pages respect the font-size setting at all. Perhaps that setting should be ignored by WebUI pages (and should only applied to remote Web content). Having said that, if there are cases where with a reasonable font size poor layout is observed, maybe with a language other than English language, or when an even slightly larger font size is used (like when using "large"/"very large" presets from chrome://settings/appearance), we could increase priority for those cases.
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Dec 6 2017
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Jan 4 2018
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Apr 27 2018
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Aug 1
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Sep 14
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Oct 10
Un-assigning myself for now. See #8 for a more detailed reasoning, about why I don't think the issue described here is worth investing much time.
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Oct 10
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Comment 1 by scottchen@chromium.org
, Aug 9 2017