You can also increase and decrease the font size by pressing the + and – keys. The smallest possible size is 50% of the default size, while the biggest is 400%.

“Font size” changes the letters’ size.

The same options are available for all the other color settings. Besides the default white, you get to choose between red, green, blue, cyan, magenta, yellow, and black. “Font color” changes the color of the letters.Here’s where you can choose between serif, sans serif, and cursive fonts, among others. Instead of font names, you only get to see the font styles. “Font family” changes the subtitle font.The “Options” submenu lets you alter the following: Finally, you can change the style of the captions by clicking the “Options” button. When you choose the latter option, you’ll also get to choose the desired language. It also lets you disable closed captioning, as well as enable the automatically generated subtitles translated via Google Translate. When you select this option, YouTube will show you which subtitles are available.If you see “(1),” this likely means that there’s only the automatically generated subtitle. Note: The bracketed number immediately shows you how many subtitles are available for the given video. Click on the gear button, the third in the bottom-right corner of the video.But I'll settle for some kind person telling me how to make QuickAccess & OneDrive go away forever.Did you know that you can easily access additional caption settings even when the video is playing? To do this: I basically want a safe & secure version of Windows 7, without all this additional 'stuff'. If competition, like Google's office, didn't suck even worse, more people would have stopped using Microsoft products. The constant, never ending adding of stuff (OneDrive, Quick Access, the F'ing Ribbon in Word, Excel, the Windows key on keyboards, etc.) is driving many away. I am not comfortable with that, and am hoping someone can give me a simpler/safer way to get rid of these two from the File Explorer. But in searching the forum, I am only able to find solutions that require hacking the registry. I want to get rid of both of those, or do whatever is needed so neither shows in File Explorer.

But its still showing in my File Explorer, along with QuckAccess. I have finally (I hope) turned off OneDrive and moved all of my data off of it to external hard drives I prefer to use instead. Like usual, I am in a quest to remove (or hide) various Win 10 'improvements' that are bothering me.

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