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Certain pages appear very small
Certain web pages only use about two thirds of the screen and the text is very small. I have tried the view text size options and it doesn't materially effect the display. Yahoo site looks fine, cnn.com is too small.
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If you have a high resolution monitor, that can happen. Some sites don't allow resizing the text, if you don't like the size they picked, you're stuck.
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