[masfuerte]

The modern version is to use @media to achieve the same annoying effect without js. Fortunately, there's a finite number of rules so I've found that if you zoom far enough the text does actually start getting larger. Though I expect that someone's already figured out how to use CSS Math to keep text tiny at all zoom levels.

[bryanrasmussen]

>The modern version is to use @media to achieve the same annoying effect without js.

I think that is the up until about 2020 way, the modern way is using clamp to do it

https://css-tricks.com/linearly-scale-font-size-with-css-cla...

[dotancohen]

Six years is getting long in the tooth. Isn't it about time to upend everything once again and invent another cascading wheel that trades old, familiar edge cases for new, unfamiliar edge cases?

[bryanrasmussen]

clamp is superior to @media because it solves a common problem with @media, although I am more apt to consider that problem in relation to proportions of divs and margins given the needs of responsiveness.

Indeed I'm not sure what edge case I might expect to find given the ability of using clamp in conjunction with @media.