Hi,
Re the Norton Private Browser’s shortcuts’ text label immediately below the shortcut: how to make that text larger and bolder ?
Have never used Browser Dev Tools before and my html is ancient. Is anyone familiar with answers to:
Where is the code for shortcuts (and their text labels) on the Dev Tools page once opened?
What are the current syntax strings to enter for each attribute after double-clicking to edit? (it looks like a custom html 5? )
And, ensure it stays there everytime a home page opens?
Thank-you.
bjm
April 18, 2026, 6:33pm
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Does tweaking Zoom or Font size help?
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fwiw ~ as per AI
Since Norton Private Browser is built on the Chromium engine, you can find the code for the shortcut text labels in the Elements panel of the Developer Tools.
Locating the Code
To find the exact line of code for a shortcut label:
Open DevTools : Press F12 or Ctrl + Shift + I (Cmd + Option + I on Mac) while on the New Tab Page .
Activate Select Mode : Click the Inspect icon (the small arrow in a square) at the top-left corner of the DevTools panel or press Ctrl + Shift + C .
Select the Label : Click directly on the text label underneath a shortcut icon on your page.
Find the Element : The Elements tab will automatically highlight the specific line of HTML code. Look for a <div> or <span> tag typically containing a class name like tile-title, shortcut-label, or similar .
Identifying the CSS to Adjust
Once the element is highlighted, look at the Styles pane (usually on the right side of the DevTools window). Here you can see the CSS rules controlling its appearance :
To change size : Look for font-size (e.g., font-size: 12px;).
To change boldness : Look for font-weight (e.g., font-weight: 400;).
Temporary Testing
You can double-click the values (like 12px or 400) directly within the Styles pane to type in new values (e.g., 16px and bold) . This will show you exactly how the change looks in real-time, though these changes are temporary and will reset when you refresh the page.
AI sourced content may make mistakes
fwiw ~ as test:
Caveat: I’m not familiar with DevTools
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