That will open a menu where you then click on Settings: To access the Settings in Edge, you need to click on the three little dots at the top far right of the browser window. So I looked into Edge’s settings and changed the default font and am very happy with the result. However, I still wasn’t 100% happy as the text in articles and other online mediums were not displaying in Edge to my liking– the text being too small and somewhat indistinct. As reported in earlier articles, I used the terrific Bitwarden Password Manager extension to transfer all my passwords/logins over to Edge and added a bookmark sidebar courtesy of the excellent Bookmark Sidebar extension. I guess the reason behind all this is creating more similarity between the mobile and the desktop Win 10 versions (but i could be wrong).Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve been taking steps to change my long-time default browser, Firefox, over to the new Chromium Edge. One a fresh Win 10 up until now i haven't found a way to change these. On a hybrid system, Win 8 with a Win 10 upgrade over it, this was still possible. Some of the fonts are still changeable through Tweaker or registry but some can't be changed anymore through either Tweaker or registery, among them are the menu fonts. Since Windows 10 they have gone a step further again.
You either needed a Tweaker or change the fonts directly in the registry (like icons and menu fonts) Then since Windows 8 it isn't possible anymore to change the standard fonts directly. Before Windows 8 it was still possible to change the fonts within the OS itself.īut slowly they take away the possibility to changing fonts in other parts of the OS. It all started with Internet Explorer (i guess 8 or 9) where Microsoft forced his own fonts (Segoe) and you where not able to change them.
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