Add option to change / increase Font size in Verse Popups

It would be nice to have a program setting to increase the Font size in the hyperlinked verse Popups. On some footnotes, such as those in the NET Bible, you can click on the note and the popup font is a larger than the Font size when you hover; you can't do that on the verses. Or perhaps a keyboard option to momentarily increase the font size. Thanks......

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Thomas Glen Leo

And I want to decrease font size in verse popups! I typically read books at 200%, because I'm using a 4K screen with Windows scaled at 125%. I like a larger font for reading whole books, but I'd rather see a smaller font on verse popups and get the whole popup (for two or three verses) than the start of the cited verses, ending with an ellipsis, which forces me to click on the link and switch to a Bible. So please include a control for scripture citation popup font size in Program Settings!

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