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Keep in mind though that IE only won't resize text based in pixels, so only the initial value is taken into account if I'm not mistaking.

You can do font-size: 76.5%; for the html element, and font-size: 14px; for body, and it should resize (because the base is set in a relative unit).

For the lack of a better word: I'm building better forum software. It's something that teams and organizations will find useful for general communication, idea exchange, even light project management.

We're testing the app at the moment in–house, hoping to get to private beta before December.

This is definitely the case for me too (Using Chrome on OS X). You can sort of fix it by right clicking and then restarting, but it works exactly as expected on other websites. Good job OP.

This is excellent, I really hope it becomes widely adopted. I linked you up immediately on our little Tumblelog

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I don't know about this application, but I haven't yet seen one achieve the goal they all share, and that's making the result of aggregating all those sources not seem like cacophonous noise. It seems to me that the moment you stuff all your feeds in there and connect all those accounts the content just kind of stops to matter, there's too much of it and I lose interest in reading any of it.

Content needs exclusivity, at least in my opinion. That’s why I still use feeds for notification of new content and I always consume it on the original site.