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Still no good. Are you doing some kind of scaling? It looks much better when I scale to 110% (Chrome and IE), but at the default 100% I get the artifacts. Trie
by AlexDanger 13y ago
Still no good.
Are you doing some kind of scaling? It looks much better when I scale to 110% (Chrome and IE), but at the default 100% I get the artifacts. Tried a few different zoom settings, some are ok, some are not.
On the HN site I can zoom to any size and the font renders correctly .
- JacksonGariety 13y agoI wish I had a Windows computer to test with. I'd play around with font size in the inspector until I got it rendering correctly. If you can give me a font size that renders correctly I'll change it.
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- AlexDanger 13y agoI'm not a web guy but you might need to check out the root cause, from looking at the inspector I presume you're using google webfonts? this might be related: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10953037/google-webfonts-render-choppy-in-chrome-on-windows http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10953037/google-webfonts-... Regarding a windows machine, you can get a free micro windows instance on Amazon AWS.
- cheapsteak 13y agoSeems to be related to font size. right now 48px: http://i.imgur.com/6osWiqq.png http://i.imgur.com/6osWiqq.png fine at 50px (additional 1.05em) http://i.imgur.com/lafmcpQ.png http://i.imgur.com/lafmcpQ.png