How to change the default font size and style in Microsoft Edge browser

The new Microsoft Edge based on Chromium includes settings that allow you to change the font size globally for all websites, including settings. In addition, the settings even allow you to specify the default font styles the browser should use when a web page does not provide this customization. In today’s article, we will show you how to change and customize the default font size and style in the Edge browser.

Change the default font size and style in Edge

Customizing Microsoft Edge font size and styles for all web pages and settings lets you meet your display needs. Here’s how:

Changing the font size in Edge

To change the default font size on Microsoft Edge using predefined settings, follow these steps:

• Open Microsoft Edge Navigator.
• Click the ellipsis button (three dots) at the top right.
• Click on settings On the menu.
• Click on Appearance.
• Under the “Fonts”, Use the Font size drop-down menu and select a predefined option:
  • Very small.
  • Small.
  • Way.
  • Tall.
  • Very large.

Once you have completed the steps, the new font size should be reflected on the settings page as well as on the websites you visit.

Customizing the font style in Edge

To customize the default font styles and size more granularly, follow these steps:

• Open Microsoft Edge Navigator.
• Click the ellipsis button (three dots) at the top right.
• Click on settings On the menu.
• Click on Appearance.
• In the “Fonts” section, click on the Customize fonts option.
• Use the Font size slider to adjust the font size.
• Use the Minimum font size slider to increase or decrease the minimum size.
• Use the drop-down menus available to choose a different font style for:
  • Standard font
  • Serif Police
  • Sans serif font
  • Fixed width font

After performing the steps described above, the Microsoft Edge browser will use the font size you specified for settings and websites, and it will use the new default font styles when you visit a website that doesn’t has no font family defined.

And that’s all there is in this guide!