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Outlook had a weird fallback in its CSS, instead of sans-serif it had "sans-serif", so some would look for a font called sans-serif, not just use the default sa
by tehabe 6y ago
Outlook had a weird fallback in its CSS, instead of sans-serif it had "sans-serif", so some would look for a font called sans-serif, not just use the default sans-serif font.
- Jaruzel 6y agoOutlook now uses the Chromium engine as it renderer (instead of MSHTML) so I guess it doesn't do this anymore?