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I'm not completely sure what the value of this is (it will follow the global GTK+ settings currently, so if you want bigger/smaller text on buttons that will just happen for free), but if there is some decent reason that a particular execution of the program could want to have a different font then I suppose an option would be ok for that.
If it's possible to opt into some global GTK+ means of changing theme per-execution, that would probably be better and defer more of the work to the library rather than having options to cover everything in here.
The value of this is that "dropbox" does not need the same level of readability as, for example, text input field. Additionally, given the number of GTK engines/themes in the wild, it would allow an almost instant "fix" if text renders too large or too small.
I think that allowing application to render with entirely different theme will be more prone to bugs and does not solve the initial problem - scale of the text.
Would it be considered "in scope" to add an optional flag that sets the font size?
Allowing to specify a font name might be a bit of a stretch, but will certainly increase
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