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So your argument for displaying sites in fonts users don't care about is that the user doesn't care about fonts? Why not just let system designers choose the f

• 542458 5y ago
  As a user, I might not change the config because: * I don’t know there’s a config at all * I know there’s a config, but I don’t know enough about fonts to make a good choice * Most sites override my config anyways (unless I chose an even more aggressive config that breaks websites), so why would I care? * The idea of some site specifying a font does not bother me, even if it’s a web font that will cause an extra 25kb of download. For what it’s worth, I really like fonts and know my way around the Firefox config, but I honestly do not care enough to change the default font because of the last two items on that list.
  • majewsky 5y ago
    * I know there's a config, but I'm not on my own machine * I know there's a config, but this is my work machine and corporate IT has blocked the browser prefs dialog via group policy