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Experimentation with <menuchoice>about:config</menuchoice> did not bring satisfactory results. Do this instead. Download and install '''gtk-chtheme''' from [http://plasmasturm.org/code/gtk-chtheme/ this website]. Using that tool you can either set a specific font size, or better still, tell it to use your KDE desktop settings. This will work with '''Firefox''' as well as any gtk applications that you use.
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Experimentation with about:config did not bring satisfactory results. Do this instead. Download and install gtk-chtheme from this website. Using that tool you can either set a specific font size, or better still, tell it to use your KDE desktop settings. This will work with Firefox as well as any gtk applications that you use. -->

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	Experimentation with <menuchoice>about:config</menuchoice> did not bring satisfactory results. Do this instead. Download and install '''gtk-chtheme''' from [http://plasmasturm.org/code/gtk-chtheme/ this website]. Using that tool you can either set a specific font size, or better still, tell it to use your KDE desktop settings. This will work with '''Firefox''' as well as any gtk applications that you use.		Experimentation with <menuchoice>about:config</menuchoice> did not bring satisfactory results. Do this instead. Download and install '''gtk-chtheme''' from [http://plasmasturm.org/code/gtk-chtheme/ this website]. Using that tool you can either set a specific font size, or better still, tell it to use your KDE desktop settings. This will work with '''Firefox''' as well as any gtk applications that you use.
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