DESCRIPTION: The font size of the statusbar (except for "[Context Menu Proxy]") doesn't scale up with a method of simulating a user setting of a large font size. This is a problem for users with poor vision. (This should be configurable eventually...) STEPS TO REPRODUCE: * To simulate setting a large font size, add the following to the end of resource://res/ua.css (dist/bin/res/ua.css if apprunner.exe is in dist/bin/): :root { font-size: 18px; } * Start apprunner ACTUAL RESULTS: * All the text is big except the two above-mentioned items. EXPECTED RESULTS: * Everything should be big. DOES NOT WORK CORRECTLY ON: * Linux, apprunner, 1999-10-15-11-M11 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Screenshot to be attached.

Actually, that's not the best simulation, because it doesn't change the small/medium/large etc. keywords, which may be what is used in this case. So this bug may or may not be invalid...

[E-mailed Don to request that he give this bug a look.]

Bill, should you or the current CSS chrome police get this one?

I think it's somebody else. I'm reassigning to Matt. He knows more about the .css than I do.

Updating QA Contact.

Ben, can you worry about this one after beta 1?

Checked this out on a recent build. It appears the new skin has fixed the "special case"-ness of the status bar. It now appears to inherit font characteristics from the base window font specification, you can test this for yourself by commenting the "font:" property out on the 'window' rule in global.css in a recent build. Restart Mozilla, you'll find all fonts (including statusbar font) are big. *goes back to waiting for system fonts to arrive*

the status bar is indeed picking up the same characteristics as the base window. Thanks for the "you can test this..." info. VERIFIED fixed with 2000011212 build