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No. Take for example font-family: sans-serif. That can look like anything, can have different widths on different devices, etc. Browser windows can have any siz
by megous 8y ago
No. Take for example font-family: sans-serif. That can look like anything, can have different widths on different devices, etc. Browser windows can have any size, devices can have various pixel densities, users can work at different zoom levels, etc. The previous big thing was responsive design.
- arianvanp 8y agoSame counts for PDFs. If the font isn't shipped inside the bundle, the PDF will look like shit.
- megous 8y agoGood point. I noticed that too. At least web pages are made so that the content is re-flown [seems like the whole point], so it doesn't look like shit. It seems like [many?] PDFs place each character separately so if the actually used font is different from the one used during creation, the result will look very messy.