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This is what I mean about the Mobile Usability issues warnings that I get from the Google Search Console:
 
 
So, obviously, Google doesn't know how to zoom in and out on a website, either?!!
 
The issue, for me, is not so much a CSS fix to increase the text size for existing site content. I can work with my moderator on that...
What I am more interested in is just making the default text size for any new content posted larger, so that we can at least see an end to this Herculean task.
 
 

This is what I mean about the Mobile Usability issues warnings that I get from the Google Search Console:
 
 
So, obviously, Google doesn't know how to zoom in and out on a website, either?!!
 
The issue, for me, is not so much a CSS fix to increase the text size for existing site content. I can work with my moderator on that...
What I am more interested in is just making the default text size for any new content posted larger, so that we can at least see an end to this Herculean task.
 
 

Not to mention those constant email notifications from Google telling me that my site is losing-out in search rankings due to mobile usability issues. "The text is too small to read..."
I'm actually paying someone to go through my site and make the text readable on mobile devices. I'm sure the wizz-kids among you lot can fiddle around with the CSS to your heart's content. But I am paying for an "off-the-shelf" software solution so that I can concentrate on my site content, without having to worry about the back end. A simple setting in the ACP would work for me.

Please could you introduce a feature in the Gallery that allows for zooming-in, panning around and zooming out on the Gallery images displayed?
Kids these days - (by which I mean anyone under 40!) - will not touch a website with a bargepole if they can't even zoom the images... I know, because I have two 20'ish daughters. Both of whom are interested in art and photography, (my website theme). Both of them are staying at home with nothing better to do right now - and I actually have to pay them an hourly rate to even spend any of their precious time on my site!!
None' of their friends are interested, either... If they can't just do that thing with the index finger and thumb to zoom-in and out and pan around images on their cellphones, then they won't waste any further time on the site.
This is a bit of a problem for me...

Got to say I feel kind of bad for giving you the impression I don't know how to zoom in and out on a website 😂
Also:
 

Hi there,
I never understood why they ignored all the feedback about how there is no enable/disable toggle and it shows such a small image and makes navigation difficult. There is a third party Marketplace plug-in that disables the absolute abomination that is the v4.4 Lightbox. You'll probably need to renew your IPS License to be able to get it if you have one.
 

When guest publishing permission is enabled, 21 additional requests to external servers are added to load the CKEeditor. This provides a significant slowdown in site loading speeds - more than 25 points in PSI test measurements.
Here is an example of all additional requests.

Please look for a normal solution - this solution that you use is appalling.

This issue is not in the CKEditor, but in the reCaptcha.
After many analyzes of the CKEditor, I decided and stopped a recaptcha in my site. Site loading speed is restored as very good with CKEditor enabled.
After turn off the recaptcha and do a test,  for me is OK.
I see in tests that this site does not use a recaptcha, too ... And this issue does not exist here.
It's weird that you offer this feature to prevent Spam, but you don't use it.
Why we need to waste time analyzing too poorly performing function from external servers ....
It is very disappointing ...

After much search, very confuse, such frustrate, wow, I have no other option besides asking/suggesting it here: Is there any way, or can you add a way, to change the default font size with which the forums are displayed? The fonts are just too small to be comfortably readable, especially on the mobile interface. this could be an ACP site-wide setting or a per-user-by-user choice.
Ctrl+mouse wheel isn't a solution since it enlarges everything - including avatars, menus and everything else - which is actually properly sized. and also there's the issue of not having mouse wheels (or a Ctrl key) on phones nowadays...
Send help. please.