1. A method for gaze-controlled text size control, comprising: probing, sampling and recording a user's horizontal gaze signal at a predefined sampling frequency; subjecting the horizontal gaze signal to a frequency or wavelet transform on several levels; detecting, in the transformed horizontal gaze signal, line delimiters; deriving, for each pair of consecutive line delimiters enclosing the transformed horizontal gaze signal of a current line, a reading speed from the distance in samples of the pair of line delimiters, in relation to the sampling frequency of the horizontal gaze signal; determining, from the transformed horizontal gaze signal of the current line, a number of saccades in the current line, by counting those locations, where the horizontal gaze signal has a sudden high slope portion surrounded on both sides by portions of markedly smaller slope, and wherein the number of the saccades is determined by determining a positive saccade count, determining a negative saccade count, and calculating the number of saccades as a difference between the positive saccade count and the negative saccade count; wherein an increase of the font size is initiated if the number of saccades is above a first threshold or if the reading speed is below a second threshold, and a decrease of the font size is initiated if the number of saccades is less than a third threshold.