Virtual keyboard fonts way too small.

Strange, for me, the font used is large enough.

 Maybe I use a 27 -inch display.

I suspect that on a smaller diplay, the font display is proportional to it.

Hello @Sirtravelalot,

You can try to increase or decrease the browser size by pressing simultaneously Ctrl and the +/– keys in the numeric keypad. Check if this increases the keyboard size as well.

While using Safepay, even if you are typing on the traditional keyboard, malicious keyloggers can’t record what you type. The virtual keyboard is mostly designed for privacy when you are typing from public places, where prying eyes might read your keystrokes when using the traditional keyboard.

I think it really depends on the size of your display/PC monitor, but the concept behind the virtual keyboard is to keep a low profile while typing sensitive data, therefore making it bigger than it is defies its stealth purpose.

Regards

I agree with the ability to increase the keyboard size, with the user understanding that in a public place, if it were too big, it could be more easily seen by someone looking over the shoulder.

Now, in my case, when I bought a Surface 5 laptop, the screen is a 3:2 aspect ratio compared to a widescreen type of laptop. It works great for everyday surfing, reading text, webpage articles etc., with the bonus feature being that the Safepay keyboard loads in a size we would all want the ability to be able to choose. It's fairly easy to use finger touch (in my case) to type. I just thought I'd tease you all with that one :)

Scott

Very creative. Is that only increasing the size of the keyboard, or the whole page, as in Windows Magnifier?

Nice workaround, Geo :)

edit: and just a reminder for whoever reads this thread, the keyboard can be grabbed and moved with your mouse cursor or grabbing it on a touchscreen, to get it lower on your screen to make it a bit easier to see.

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