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The custom fonts on Chrome (Windows) looks horrible, well known bug for everyone, same time Chrome is the most popular browser in most of parts of the world...

• Surio 14y ago
  Thank you. Thank You. Thank you. Fellow sufferer here. "looks horrible" is probably understatement. Some days "makes me want to poke my eye out" is appropriate. I have resorted to custom Stylish font replacement scripts to step around the problem.
• mnicole 14y ago
  It's less about the font itself and more about how people are using them. For some reason, people think that type on the web should be small and on top of that, don't take font-smoothing into consideration. Adobe buys TypeKit and this is still the way they lay out web typography. One of my biggest gripes with [Adobe] is that for a company that tries to be an end-all be-all for designers and content creators, their application designs, splash screens, icons are all incredibly weak if not outright dated. If they don't even understand (or care) about the industry they're marketing to to do these things internally, how can I expect their tools to be the right solution?