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Comparing Firefox with Chrome, it kind of seems like it is doing more anti-aliasing on Firefox. If I split the two windows side by side, the difference is marg
by Twirrim 10y ago
Comparing Firefox with Chrome, it kind of seems like it is doing more anti-aliasing on Firefox.
If I split the two windows side by side, the difference is marginal. If I do them fully maximised, the difference is more pronounced (at least on Windows)
edit: downvotes? really? Do I need to post screenshots or something?
- kuschku 10y agoThey also set the font-weight on every single line of text, separately, via html style attribute. To 400 (normal is 300). That’s very weird.
- notyourwork 10y ago> That’s very weird. They are probably using a WYSIWYG editor that auto generates so when you press return it creates a new paragraph. I agree the output is weird but I could see how this would happen.