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Screenshots available below. This is the only screenshot I took beforehand, so sorry it has some cursing in it: http://www.technologyasnature.com/screenshot-co
by quipper 8y ago
Screenshots available below. This is the only screenshot I took beforehand, so sorry it has some cursing in it:
http://www.technologyasnature.com/screenshot-comparison http://www.technologyasnature.com/screenshot-comparison
- galad87 8y agoLooks like Safari ignores the "LCD font smoothing" setting (I assume that was a webpage in Safari). How does the normal UI looks like?
- quipper 8y agoThose screenshots were both in Waterfox. I also tried in Safari (didn't take any shots, though) and the fonts looked identically bad in that browser as well. The normal UI's fonts are also worse -- about the same as the browser screenshots. Fonts are indistinct and blurry, and very light. All the result of greyscale aliasing only, I presume.
- galad87 8y agoEither Apple disable "LCD font smoothing" for retina displays, or there is a bug somewhere. Because in Mojave on a non retina screen "LCD font smoothing" has got the same weight as before. And on your screen it clearly doesn't.
- quipper 8y agoI hope it is a bug. If the weight were the same, it'd at least perhaps be tolerable on a Retina screen. I know the technical reasons, but I just don't understand why Apple can't leave it alone for desktop systems.