This is the Apple iOS Safari way to select your default Zoom-Level for all websites:
Go to settings → Safari → Settings for Website → Page Zoom → Other Websites:
50/75/85/100/125/150/175/200/250/300%
See: How to Make Text Bigger in Safari for iOS - MacRumors
By defaulting to font: -apple-system-body; for discourse-websites only we totally differ from the widely used base font-size: 15px for paragraphs.
This now introduces a special case for all discourse-websites: Font is to big.
And every user must set a special zoom-level for discourse-website-domains of e.g. 85%.
Or in case a user has already set a higher zoom-level in Safari of e.g. 150%, she now must set this to e.g. 125% for discourse-domains only.
I’m strongly recommending not to implement this!
Please revert the merge of this PR.
Please check what happens if on iPhone iOS your system font setting is somewhere around 150% and the Safari Page Zoom is set to 150%:
- For normal websites this should result in 150%
- With the new change to Discourse
font: -apple-system-body;this might result in 225% (= 150% * 150%)
As far as I know Chrome on Android does not: Only the Chrome Interface is zoomed by the system setting.
For website font-size zooming open Chrome and go to Settings → Accessibility → Text scaling