MacOS font sizes

Apple's macOS does not work like Microsoft Windows wherein the user can Change the Font Size System Wide and that is a fact.

The best Apple allows are from the 2 below images

1 - Change the Display Resolution

2 - Accessibilities

3 -  Product Feedback - Apple and make it known to Apple regarding this ongoing  issue or displease

This fix will help on your computer with text size, including context menu. If you use Chrome, it will fix the text on the tabs and bookmarks. There are other changes you will notice as well. Like with Chrome, on web pages you will need to change the zoom level to your liking, I set it at 100%. Some pages I had to change to a more comfortable level with Command + or -. Once done, your golden.

After your done, may also need to make the folder size smaller, Quicktime (and/or other player) smaller as well. This was from changes I made before to make things more comfortable to look at on screen. If you use Chrome, you need to make more adjustments, you probably already know how to do this. I will post how to do that as well, if you don't know already.

Start by having Chrome open to a web page. Grab a corner of Chrome and make it much smaller. When I did this, Chromes edges were off the screen after I made the changes for the fix,. Not a problem in making it smaller, don't worry. Also, you may need to change the font. Mine, words are now spaced far apart. I changed the font looking to fix text size on Tabs, menus and file names on mac.

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This was done with macOS Ventura 13.0

>Go to >System Settings >Displays, in sidebar.

>In the right panel, it's set at Default. Click on the next size to the left. Your done there, close it. Now make changes to the size of folders and Chrome as needed.

>Chrome: Go to the three dots in the upper right corner. >Settings >Set Zoom to level to your preferences.

It worked for me. I can now see the text on the mac better now. The tabs and bookmarks bigger now on the tabs and bookmarks.

Sorry. One more thing you need to do in Chrome's Settings. Past this in the address bar, chrome://settings/appearance. This will set the globale font size on all pages. I had to still change some pages with Command + or -.

DawgFather1 wrote:

That has nothing go do with what I'm talking about.

I think if the User verifies - the response I provide was not addressed to your comments .

It was to the Original Poster ( OP ) who Owns this question.

What I do know is a lot of people are still looking to find a fix for this for a very long time, like years.

Thanks for your input.

You do know you x

can change the display resolution in System Settings, right? And separate from that, you can set the menu bar to large.

That has nothing go do with what I'm talking about.

I didn't ask you if you use Chrome or imply. Nore do I care if you do or not. What's your point here?