> ...for those with high res laptops, and it is going to cause them to
1600x1200 or 1280x1024 (I don't like 5:4 ratio, really) for 19", 1024x768 (if you're lucky) for 17", 800x600 (again, you need luck) for 15" monitors. High res laptops? I'd say you're on your own for trying to pull a 1600x1200 on a barely 15" TFT screen. Small fonts? Of course they're small, just as everything else. Most people don't use their monitors' full potential anyway. I give hands-on tech support every day and believe me or not, but there are way many people out there who use 640x480 on their 17" flat monitors and whine till the cows come home about how "small the picture is" when I change it even to 800x600. "Hey, change it back," they say, "This window used to fill the screen, why doesn't it do that anymore?" 1024x768 on a 17" P-series ViewSonic? Never. Hi-res laptop users are about 0,75% of the 0,75%, and according to a recent story by The Register, usually technically not so savvy big bosses, so I wouldn't worry much about them. Just go and make necessary changes to the CSS in the XUL files. Raivo
