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Once again, if you decide to use embedded fonts on your website, please always give it a look on Windows first. Font rendering of embedded fonts on Windows can

Once again, if you decide to use embedded fonts on your website, please always give it a look on Windows first. Font rendering of embedded fonts on Windows can be really terrible, as it is the case of this website.

NoItAll 15y ago
Not sure what you are referring to... Try Chrome on Windows and get the Extension called "Change Font Family Style". I use Lucida Grande for all websites. You are in control my friend.
- DrJokepu 15y ago
  Ok, this is a screenshot of Chrome 12 on Windows 7: http://sqliteinspector.com/hackerfair/win.png http://sqliteinspector.com/hackerfair/win.png And, for comparison, this is a screenshot of Safari 5.0.5 on Snow Leopard: http://sqliteinspector.com/hackerfair/mac.png http://sqliteinspector.com/hackerfair/mac.png You can clearly see what I was talking about.
  - NoItAll 15y ago
    Using Chrome 13 (dev) on Windows 7, font smoothing is working OK on my PC.
  - epenn 15y ago
    Using Chrome 12 on Windows and it looks exactly like the Mac screenshot for me.
MrDunham 15y ago
Sorry, It looked pretty good on my windows machine - though totally broken on IE. I'm not a coder or designer, used Themeforrest and a lot of sweat to get the site working. What are your suggestions for fixing the fonts? (dumbed down for a mech. engineer)