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Yahoo mail - font size increases with each "Enter" - *possible solution*

gt40mk2
gt40mk2
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I'm reviving this issue because a previous unresolved thread on it was closed, and I have a solution that works for me.

The issue is in Yahoo mail. When composing a message in full HTML mode, the font size increases with each carriage return (new line or "Enter").

(This is still a problem as of June 2013 and the current version of Firefox for Mac - version 21.0)

The solution that works for me is:

View > Zoom > uncheck Zoom Text Only

I'm reviving this issue because a previous unresolved thread on it was closed, and I have a solution that works for me. The issue is in Yahoo mail. When composing a message in full HTML mode, the font size increases with each carriage return (new line or "Enter"). (This is still a problem as of June 2013 and the current version of Firefox for Mac - version 21.0) The solution that works for me is: View > Zoom > uncheck Zoom Text Only

Chosen solution

I found a different solution because Ctrl-0 (Reset) did not solve this problem for me, nor did creating an exception for yahoo mail. (I have only encountered the problem on yahoo mail.)

This is what worked for me: Under View/Zoom/Zoom Settings (No Squint)/Zooming, I had full-page and text-only zoom levels both set to 120%. Resetting the text-only to 100% solved the problem. (I then increased the full-page setting to 125% and the fix still works.)

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  • Question details
    Product Firefox
    Topic Tips and tricks
    System Details
    • Mac OS X 10.6
    • Firefox 21.0

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  • Microsoft Office for Mac SharePoint Browser Plug-in
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  • Simple plug-in that handles Citrix connection files
  • The Flip4Mac WMV Plugin allows you to view Windows Media content using QuickTime.
  • 5.1.10411.0

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cor-el
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It should also work if you aren't zooming the page at all (View > Zoom > Reset) as that seems to cause it.

It should also work if you aren't zooming the page at all (View > Zoom > Reset) as that seems to cause it.
Yelanka
Yelanka 0 solutions 2 answers
Posted

View-Zoom-Reset did not solve the problem for me... neither did changing the email format to plain text....

When I switch to Google Chrome the problem goes away...

Must I leave Firefox forever?!

View-Zoom-Reset did not solve the problem for me... neither did changing the email format to plain text.... When I switch to Google Chrome the problem goes away... Must I leave Firefox forever?!
Yelanka
Yelanka 0 solutions 2 answers
Posted

Nothing in the Zoom land makes any difference for fixing the problem.

Nothing in the Zoom land makes any difference for fixing the problem.
HighSpeedSpoon
HighSpeedSpoon 1 solutions 3 answers
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Chosen Solution

I found a different solution because Ctrl-0 (Reset) did not solve this problem for me, nor did creating an exception for yahoo mail. (I have only encountered the problem on yahoo mail.)

This is what worked for me: Under View/Zoom/Zoom Settings (No Squint)/Zooming, I had full-page and text-only zoom levels both set to 120%. Resetting the text-only to 100% solved the problem. (I then increased the full-page setting to 125% and the fix still works.)

I found a different solution because Ctrl-0 (Reset) did not solve this problem for me, nor did creating an exception for yahoo mail. (I have only encountered the problem on yahoo mail.) This is what worked for me: Under View/Zoom/Zoom Settings (No Squint)/Zooming, I had full-page and text-only zoom levels both set to 120%. Resetting the text-only to 100% solved the problem. (I then increased the full-page setting to 125% and the fix still works.)