I am a person with a newly acquired visual impairment. I recently had to change/update my desktop computer. I cannot see well enough to use phones or tablets for browsing or navigating websites, so I am old school with a desktop computer and large-ish monitor. With the new computer, I have found that the firefox accessibility settings and increase zoom only increases the actual web content, but not the address bar/tab titles and book marks bar. As a result, it is difficult for me to navigate that part of the browser. I have played with the setting and zoom level, but again, it does not help with the top of the browser. It seems to have been overlooked in the design. I imagine you may want to suggest using Windows magnifier, but it would be so much more helpful if, when changing the zoom level in Firefox settings, that it helped increase the fonts of the entire browser. Turning on an off magnifier for different applications is so very annoying. I want to stay with firefox, but edge does seem to be more accessible for a person with a visual problem. I thought I would at least try to provide feedback to see if there is an option that I am not aware of. Thank you.
