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GitHub now uses native fonts (San Francisco in macOS and Segoe UI in Windows)
- huangc10 10y agoI like it in the readme because it looks cleaner and more readable but for some reason I don't like it anywhere else (file names, etc.). I'm on a Mac.
- moosingin3space 10y agoMy work machine (Ubuntu 14.04.4) now shows Ubuntu, which is a little less jarring when looking at different places on screen (I use Ubuntu Mono in the terminal), and my home laptop (Fedora 23) now uses Arimo (since I have ChromeOS fonts configured). Nice touch.
- percept 10y agoMuch nicer--for a while there it seemed like they were headed for 2005 with the typeface, gradients, and other visual elements.
- wassago 10y agoTo be more precise, on macOS it's using system fonts (`-apple-system` - not necessarily San Francisco if set otherwise or on older versions of the OS).
- wfunction 10y agoTahoma still looks more natural to me inside applications, while Segoe UI looks better to me in the OS itself.
- nilved 10y agoThey could be A/B testing this. I'm still served Helvetica.
- barakm 10y agoFix it with stylish, if you don't like it: https://twitter.com/barakmich/status/752568316485627908 https://twitter.com/barakmich/status/752568316485627908
- drtz 10y agoNo, Sir, I do not like it.
- reecehart 10y agoWhich font depends on whether you're logged in (which is weird). Why not use the default browser font? In any case, an unwelcomed change for me.