What I did:
I use an extension for Firefox called "NoSquint" that increases the
text size for web pages, 120% by default. I signed up, clicked the
pink "New Post" button, and clicked "Upload an image", but the link
with the text "image" just reloaded the page I was already on.
Reducing the text size to 100% made image upload work as
normal.
What I expected to happen:
I expected a file prompt when I clicked the "image" link.
What actually happened:
Essentially, the larger text changes where the file input is placed
in the dialog. The file input moves up, so that it is on top of the
word "Upload". (See the attached image "large-text-busted". The
location of the file input is shown in light blue.)
Consider positioning the input in a way such that it's always in
the same place as the "image" link. Also, consider changing the
link's href to "#", instead of blank, so that if the user does
manage to click the link, the page does not refresh or change
location, which can be jarring. Lastly, consider a small piece of
JS to activate the file input if the user happens to click the
link. Though now that I think of it, I'm not sure if the DOM API
has a function to activate a file input.