[kibwen]

No, the grandparent comment resonates with me. I have good eyesight (when last tested, four years ago, it was better than 20:20) and use monitors with standard DPI on standard resolutions, and yet it suddenly strikes me that never in my life have I had to zoom out on a web page, and yet I frequently zoom in (including on Hacker News). Standard font sizes really are too small.

[dictum]

I don't zoom in most websites these days[0]

HN, Google, DDG and Wikipedia (the mobile version is nicer) are the ones I can't use without setting to 125%.

[0] An upside of the mobile first trend?

EDIT: Eh, scratch that. Just noticed Github (125%) and Twitter (110%) are also on the list ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[tracker1]

Not sure how much is age... I notice that reading my phone is often harder than desktop. I usually have a set of reading or computer glasses with me, but don't need them except for things that are close. Stuff on the phone always seems a bit small. Maybe there should be an effort to consult designers over 40 on some of these web sites/apps.