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Within the fonts that aren't monospace, some fonts have less variation in glyph width than others. It's a spectrum. You can choose a font that is mostly monospa
by vehemenz 4y ago
Within the fonts that aren't monospace, some fonts have less variation in glyph width than others. It's a spectrum. You can choose a font that is mostly monospace, but not completely, to confer benefits for readability.
If all you're saying is that you personally don't care to make a finer distinction than monospace/proportional, that's fine, but it's probably not worth commenting on either.
- ComputerGuru 4y agoThere is nothing that says monospaced fonts are more readable. In fact, they’re probably not since you can’t give neither whitespace nor character components like the ascenders/descenders/bowls/stem/etc the space they need to shine relative to each other. Monospace has one and only one redeeming quality that makes it worth using over proportional fonts: it lines up.