The default font size for the TinyMCE editor is unusually small and we've had requests from our campus accessibility team to have it increased. Although we can make stylesheet and CSS modifications to most of the theme through the boost custom theme options, TinyMCE HTML editor has it's own separate stylesheet that currently (per BB support) can not be edited.
It looks like the stylesheet that needs to be edited in order to increase that font size is https://www.nameofmoodlesite.edu/theme/styles.php/boost/1551722456_1550135000/editor and OpenLMS clients don't have access or privileges to make modifications to that stylesheet. This would mean getting BB's help in investigating and implementing a solution for us.
I'd like to recommend an overall change to the default stylesheet "add: body#tinymce {font-size: 1em;}"
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Hi Josh Manders
The text editors are a part of the core Moodle code that I suspect we wouldn't invest in developing directly in most cases. Additionally I note that I don't believe Tiny MCE is supported by Moodle HQ anymore. If your main concern is accessibility I have previously understood that the Atto text editor was designed with accessibility far more in mind (although I've completely failed to find documentation to support this belief). Is there a reason Atto can't meet your needs?