@lilo I guess I don't understand the question.

I'm talking about native apps, not web pages, so maybe you're saying everything should be an Electron app or something so we can web zoom on anything?

Most operating systems also offer the option to zoom part of the screen, but have you ever tried LIVING like that? It's a misery.

@feoh @lilo Do you know how to do that on android? I've not worked it out for native apps, and haven't found a way online. Is there some magic thing with seven fingers or something everyone knows about except me?

I've a terrible native app from tp-link where an important number is tiny in pale grey on a white in a diddy bubble of a different shade of grey and I have to screenshot it and zoom in an image viewer to see the number. (and my eyes are ok-ish: I wear reading glasses but that's it).

@chiffchaff @feoh @lilo On my Motorola Android phone, it's under Settings > Accessibility > Magnification. Once enabled, swiping up from the bottom of the screen with two fingers activates the screen magnifier. You can scroll around the screen with two fingers and pinch-zoom, and interact with UI elements in the magnified screen.

I don't know if this is specific to Moto or if it's in stock Android too?