https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=103064
--- Comment #33 from Luke Kendall <[email protected]> ---
(In reply to Orion from comment #29)
> I'm inclined to agree. From a user's perspective, there appears to be
> something determining the "style" of comments (or else they wouldn't change
> based on the content of the document). Not being able to control that
> "style" (or whatever it is in the code) feels like a missing feature.
>
> Alternatively, just make all comments Helvetica 10 and leave it at that. But
> having only *some* formatting that is determined by *something*, including a
> one-time-only global change, is a maddening UX.
>
> Again, I don't know the code. Just speaking as a user.
I'd just like to reiterate that in this user's opinion, a single fixed font
size for comments would be a maddening UX feature. I would have to stop using
LO for collaboration with my editor if that limitation was introduced. I could
still use LO for other purposes, however.
For me, the main feature I need in the presentation of comments is to be able
to read the text in them; the more of the text I can read without scrolling (or
zooming the whole document) the better.
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