How to Change the Fonts in Firefox
The Firefox Web browser includes a variety of features to customize the browsing experience. Some Web pages encode specific fonts the page is designed to use, other pages leave it up to the browser to decide what font to use for regular text, bold text, italic text and other effects. Firefox lets you change the settings for both types of pages. It lets you specify a default set of fonts for use and decide if you want to use the fonts specified by a webpage.
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Instructions
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Open Firefox. Click the Firefox button to open the menu and click the "Options" item. On Mac OS X click the Firefox menu and select the "Preferences" item.
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Click the "Content" tab at the top of the window. Set a general default font using the "Default font" drop-down menu. Select a size from the drop-down menu next to the font.
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Click the "Advanced" button in the Fonts & Colors section to further customize your settings. The "Fonts for" menu lets you specify fonts for different languages, this is set to your operating system language by default. The "Proportional," "Serif," "Sans-serif" and "Monospace" fields let you further customize your preferred fonts and sizes.
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The "Minimum font size" menu lets you select the smallest size font you want displayed on a page. Uncheck the "Allow pages to choose their own fonts" option if you don't want to use the fonts recommended by a certain page. Click "OK" and close the Firefox Settings window.
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