Thanks, bbbluz. The main thing I want is not to have to adjust the font size every time I go to a web page. I'll give that NoSquint that Bob recommended a try. If I can set each page, and it remembers the setting, then I can live with making new settings with new webpages, although I'd rather Firefox did it for me like it used to. Dee

A couple of us have been working on changing the new site appearance with a browser add-on called "Stylish", until Houzz makes some changes. We've been talking about it in the threads linked below. I don't want to repeat it all here. But, I am trying to at least mention it in threads where people are discussing visual difficulties with the new site design. I would hate to see people leave the forums due to it. Right now I'm using Stylish to view the site with darker background colors, the much clearer "Verdana" font at a larger size, and the standard underlined blue and purple links. http://ths.gardenweb.com/discussions/2831068/changing-houzz-page-appearance http://ths.gardenweb.com/discussions/2844113/firefox-stylish-add-on-to-customize-your

Thanks bbbluz. Have tried all on the link you provided. Did improve a couple of problems, but the darned "Bookmarks", toolbar and tabs remain teenie, tiny and barely readable. I'm using FF 38.0.1 and OS X Yosemite 10.10.3.

Forums like that can be useful for version specific questions. I find that using Google (or other provider's) searches can be the fastest way to answer PC questions, rather than trying to dig through a forum. General Windows shortcuts (as was the solution to this question) are pretty version neutral and have been consistent for a long time. For those not familiar with Windows keyboard shortcuts, I recommend doing a search for "Win Keyboard shortcuts" so that you can review what's available. You're likely to find many helpful and easy to use hints.