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This is most relevant on Retina/hi-dpi displays, that's where DirectWrite shines and Chrome flails. For regular-dpi displays, I think DirectWrite is actually a
by mwsherman 13y ago
This is most relevant on Retina/hi-dpi displays, that's where DirectWrite shines and Chrome flails. For regular-dpi displays, I think DirectWrite is actually a bit worse than the traditional Win font rendering.
- JustResign 13y agoI'm not disagreeing with you, but I noticed this on a garden-variety 24" 1920x1200 LCD, Windows 7.
- ubercow13 13y agoNot sure I agree..while it will depend on your display, I certainly find the left in this image (DW) easier to read than the right (GDI) http://i4.minus.com/igp9IxeEX51ES.png http://i4.minus.com/igp9IxeEX51ES.png (I know these comparisons have been done to death in the past)