The browser settings only effect what displays in certain menus. To my knowledge, most browsers operate this way. I tried this in both Chrome and Firefox and got the same results.
Some things to try:
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I would check your OS settings and see if there’s an accessibility option that covers something like this. Additionally, macOS (I believe windows too) offer the option to anchor “Zoom” (on anything) to a shortcut key and/or on hover. By using this method, you can enhance the size of whatever you’d like just by hovering over the small text (on Windows, look for the Personalize --> Message box setting)
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I would also check to see if there any extensions you can install that may help with this problem. There’s more than likely something out there that will accomplish this.
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Lastly, you can try setting a flag that may help. It won’t zoom or making anything drastically bigger, but it may make it easier to read:
- In the address bar, type and enter
brave://flags/
- Search for a flag called
#top-chrome-md
- It has a few optiosn,
Refresh
, Touchable Refresh
, Dynamic Refresh
- Try each of them out and see how it effects the browser. From what I see, the best option may be Touchable Refresh
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Note that you’ll have to relaunch the browser each time you reset this flag (only takes a second though).
Let me know if any of this helps!