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[MoVolvos]

Hi Matt,

So this is actually finer on the screen but when it's in a screen shot it appears bolder. Pasting it changes it to the default font in this area so not much help to you.

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[MoVolvos]

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Could be my monitor, Win7 or the MS Paint I save it to. In MS Paint it looks different vs to when it's posted. Getting use it, don't want to waste too much of your time on this.

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[bmdubya1198]

Looks the same to me in that last screenshot. Little different in the previous one though.

[matthew1]

ScreenShot.png

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Could be my monitor, Win7 or the MS Paint I save it to. In MS Paint it looks different vs to when it's posted. Getting use it, don't want to waste too much of your time on this.

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The post content might give the appearance of being bold because its size is 14.3 pixels, vs 13 pixels for the sidebar, and because (user-defined answers, not the labels) sidebar text color is medium grey.

That said, you can certainly define any style you find on MVS with something like this https://chrome.google.com/webstore/deta ... a?hl=en-US

Change size, color, font family, un/italics, un/bold, all-caps, hide elements large or small entirely... anything you can think of.

I use that elsewhere on the Web and it works. Let me know if you want help defining your own MVS styles.

[MoVolvos]

ScreenShot.png

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Could be my monitor, Win7 or the MS Paint I save it to. In MS Paint it looks different vs to when it's posted. Getting use it, don't want to waste too much of your time on this.

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The post content might give the appearance of being bold because its size is 14.3 pixels, vs 13 pixels for the sidebar, and because (user-defined answers, not the labels) sidebar text color is medium grey.

That said, you can certainly define any style you find on MVS with something like this https://chrome.google.com/webstore/deta ... a?hl=en-US

Change size, color, font family, un/italics, un/bold, all-caps, hide elements large or small entirely... anything you can think of.

I use that elsewhere on the Web and it works. Let me know if you want help defining your own MVS styles.

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Thanks Matt, I'm still on Firefox (57.0) 64bit and don't use Google but DuckDuckGo for my search. If I decide to change over to Chrome one of these days I'll give it a try. Thanks.

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[matthew1]

Stylebot for Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... ent=search

[MoVolvos]

Stylebot for Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... ent=search

Thanks Matt, I'll definitely give it a try after giving your current setup a little more time. Another thing is I'm not sure I want to allow so much access to my computer for a new software though I'm not exactly sure how much that is. Thanks.

This add-on needs to:

Access browser tabs
Store unlimited amount of client-side data
Access your data for all websites

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[matthew1]

You're right to be wary. Browser extensions can be attack vectors.