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Sorry, I'm having trouble reading your article. The font used doesn't have a line in the middle of the letter 'e', so reading it is difficult. w7, chrome (with
by stephengillie 14y ago
Sorry, I'm having trouble reading your article. The font used doesn't have a line in the middle of the letter 'e', so reading it is difficult.
w7, chrome (with javascript disabled, adblock, flashblock, etc)
- kenperkins 14y agothanks! We're going to change that font ASAP.
- kenperkins 14y agoWe fixed it on the blog. We still have to address it on the main site. Google's Open Sans looks awesome on OSX and Windows/IE & Firefox. But it's totally busted on Chrome on W7. Go Figure.
- Zikes 14y agoI'm on Chrome v22.0.1229.92 on W7 and am still seeing the issues described above while viewing the blog article.
- Shalen 14y agoWe are investigating. Thanks for reporting.
- Zikes 14y agoI've checked again and it is fixed for me. Thank you.
- kenperkins 14y agoI'm sure I fixed this, can you check the cache? (We should be properly cache busting).
- Zikes 14y agoI was using Ctrl+Shift+R at the time to skip the cache in case that was the issue, however it is working for me now.
- fourstar 14y agoWhy do you disable javascript out of curiosity?
- stephengillie 14y agoNothing against any site in particular, but these are things which I hold against most websites: 1. Page load times 2. Ads, interstitials, popups, screen-coverers 3. Those annoying bars at the top or bottom of a page that move with the page. Or the ones that pop out when you've read 2/3 of an article. 4. Auto-playing video and ads with sound. 5. Javascript exploits are uncommon (tinfoil hat) I want a flat web, and disabling Javascript gives it to me. Thankfully, Chrome lets you whitelist sites.
- fourstar 14y agoI've specified in chrome for click to play on flash which has helped the autoplay videos, as well as blocked a bunch of offenders (meebo) to my hosts file. Couple this with adblock plus and I'm pretty OK with having JS auto-run.