> The way to resolve this issue is to start out with greyscale antialiasing on the element. no. The way to resolve this is to leave font rendering alone and h

> The way to resolve this issue is to start out with greyscale antialiasing on the element. no. The way to resolve this is to leave font rendering alone and hope for WebKit to fix the issue with 3dtransform so that at some point, it'll be able to use subpixel antialiasing everywhere. And even if you insist on forcing grayscale on me, even though I find the subpixel one way, way more readable, then please use the official way to specify antialiasing (-webkit-font-smoothing) and don't rely on a bug by using transform3d.