> This approach resulted in varying reading experience depending on the OS. Windows browsers got Consolas, Linux users got DejaVu Sans Mono, and macOS people go

> This approach resulted in varying reading experience depending on the OS. Windows browsers got Consolas, Linux users got DejaVu Sans Mono, and macOS people got Courier. Using a custom DejaVU makes the reading experience consistent. I don’t get this argument. As a reader, I’m used to the monospace font of my OS because it’s the one I see everywhere. I don’t care at all about the fonts users of other OSes see. This custom font makes _your_ experience consistent, not the readers’.