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MacBook Air. PDFs looks very blurry and dirty since High Sierra (Mojave too). In Preview.app and in Safari. You can compare it if open PDF in Chrome (looks sha
by tandav 8y ago
MacBook Air.
PDFs looks very blurry and dirty since High Sierra (Mojave too). In Preview.app and in Safari. You can compare it if open PDF in Chrome (looks sharp in chrome).
https://imgur.com/a/TRpk1Oi https://imgur.com/a/TRpk1Oi
fonts on some websites looks blurry
https://imgur.com/a/o450Mlr https://imgur.com/a/o450Mlr
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- peterbecich 8y agoSeems similar to this issue with reading PDFs in Emacs (predates High Sierra, though): https://github.com/politza/pdf-tools/issues/51 https://github.com/politza/pdf-tools/issues/51
- colinjoy 8y agoSo are you saying the High Sierra PDF rendering catastrophy is not a bug but a precursor of this „feature“? If that is true and the blurred text is going to be the new normal, I do not see how any professional user looking at type all day long can stay on their platform.
- galad87 8y agoNo, Preview awful pdf rendering is unrelated to antialiasing.
- tandav 8y agoEvery time I open PDF I think about install El Capitan back. One thing that stops me is picture-in-picture mode. I use it heavily on youtube and it is only in Sierra and later.
- galad87 8y agoEl Capitan had the same issue on my mac. It was fixed in High Sierra, and came back in High Sierra.
- blattimwind 8y agoIs the first image for real? Like, that's not a temporary "hold on a second I'm working here" rendering that's replaced after a split second with a proper version? Wow.