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Same here, the font is terrible for mobile devices telling from seeing it on iOS and Android. Strangely, the web version with an updated browser does not have t
by quakeguy 8y ago
Same here, the font is terrible for mobile devices telling from seeing it on iOS and Android.
Strangely, the web version with an updated browser does not have this problem.
- DiabloD3 8y agoSo, I tried it in other browsers (look, if I have to use other browsers to read things, the Internet has a problem), Edge is most readable in LoDPI, Chrome still is visually fatiguing but readable, Firefox has the most correct rendering but also the worst readability (I'm primarily a Firefox user). On HiDPI (2x DPI on Apple Retina), its, eh, all of them are readable but fatiguing, no clear winner. On my 3x dpi Android phone, its the least bad due to just the shear number of pixels. In Firefox and in Chrome, it still exhibits a lot of oddity. The stems are inconsistent in their width (being skinny and being at such high DPI makes it very noticeable), and the visual rhythm of the words is even worse. I don't even want to read the article anymore, screw it.