I am very happy to be able to use Deedum on my ancient iPad (installed via the Apple App Store) since all the other Gemini browsers require a newer version of IOS.
My problem is that the base font used by Deedum is small, really too small for comfortable or extended use.
The base premise of the Gemini protocol is that we will do al lot of reading in our Gemini browsers and this makes it a critical issue that the Deedum base font is so small.
I have tried adapting that font through the iPad accessibility settings but Deedum is all but resilient to my efforts.
It would be advantageous if Deedum could simply use a font that is at least two point sizes larger on IOS devices or to include functionality for the user to use a reverse-pinch gesture to make the displayed text in the browser larger.
I am very happy to be able to use Deedum on my ancient iPad (installed via the Apple App Store) since all the other Gemini browsers require a newer version of IOS.
My problem is that the base font used by Deedum is small, really too small for comfortable or extended use.
The base premise of the Gemini protocol is that we will do al lot of reading in our Gemini browsers and this makes it a critical issue that the Deedum base font is so small.
I have tried adapting that font through the iPad accessibility settings but Deedum is all but resilient to my efforts.
It would be advantageous if Deedum could simply use a font that is at least two point sizes larger on IOS devices or to include functionality for the user to use a reverse-pinch gesture to make the displayed text in the browser larger.