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Seems to be Palatino Linotype (that's the first one of the font-family my OS has available). Not sure why Opera has decided to italicise it though, as the insta
by Torn 17y ago
Seems to be Palatino Linotype (that's the first one of the font-family my OS has available). Not sure why Opera has decided to italicise it though, as the installed font looks fine normally.
- tel 17y agoPalatino being a pre-computer font also has a tendency to be hurt by screen aliasing a lot. If you can activate some sort of anti-aliasing/smooth font layer on your computer even the italicized version shouldn't look so painful.