Zoom for Text unfortunate result

[MrFunnyman]

Hi! Mozilla puts these scrollbars on some YouTube video titles after you change the text zoom settings from 100% to 120%... Is there any current workaround for this? Couldn't there be an option on Settings to not have this?

Thanks!

[jamiejon]

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[jamiejohn]

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[ShaneWatson12]

This looks like a Firefox text-zoom issue on YouTube where titles overflow and trigger scrollbars. For now, using page zoom instead of text zoom or a small custom CSS workaround is the best fix—an official toggle in Settings would really help accessibility. Related UI tips are often shared in communities like Fashion.

[ShaneWatson12]

This happens because Firefox text zoom breaks YouTube’s layout, causing title overflow and scrollbars. Until Mozilla adds a proper option, page zoom or custom CSS are the only practical workarounds. Useful tweaks like this are often discussed alongside performance topics such as Free Fire Server.