From rolling out end-to-end encryption to the upcoming ability to star messages, Google’s RCS/SMS customer has seen various feature additions recently. You would now be able to pinch-to-zoom to change the font size in Google Messages for Android.
The usefulness is very clear and starts by opening any thread. Pinching-out with two fingers increments most content in the current window, however the application bar remains something very similar. All timestamps and message bubbles change as needs be, remembering the brief and any entered text for the form field. Symbols, similar to contact avatars and the send button, and menus stay static.
There are a few augmentations, and you can pinch-in to return to the default size. Clients can’t change text size while the console is open. The current text dimension applies to all discussion strings, however the primary list view is unchanged.
Before, those that required bigger text in Google Messages needed to head head into system settings and adjust font and/or display size, along these lines affecting the whole device. This is a decent application level implementation. All things considered, while change is natural, it’s very covered up.
This capacity to change the text dimension in Google Messages just became exposed today and has been a long-running request for a few. It’s anything but clear what version empowered it, however the change is accessible on current versions, including the most recent 8.3.026 beta.