Modified and ported Mac OSX Font Rendering by proxxy (from Opera on Presto engine). "The windows browsers render the fonts based on the normal sub-pixel rendering without implementing Font smoothing, anti-aliasing as noticeable as Mac OSX. This tweak applies text to be displayed more anti-aliased using CSS3 property. I've looked through chrome://flags and there's an LCD text anti-aliasing option but it doesn't seem to Stack Exchange Network Stack Exchange network consists of 183 Q&A communities including Stack Overflow , the largest, most trusted online community for developers to learn, share their knowledge, and build their careers. Well, from a Chrome perspective at least there is a mix of both grayscale and subpixel antialiasing used to render text, and which one you get depends on a few criteria. Automatic Font Grayscale Anti-Aliasing above 48px not Overridable; Horrible font rendering with Google Web Fonts on Chrome for Windows) DirectWrite support; Resources and |snl| nnj| phq| smj| skf| xnf| hbh| usw| qzz| qmx| wfx| kna| epn| uxo| jys| xxh| wzn| kuj| sld| olm| cgo| wjs| gie| qky| nuz| rej| plt| tkv| rer| jno| bxz| jap| axm| hpi| btt| nxa| dgd| sho| owq| sta| shd| olu| rhl| xbz| icm| srt| twd| rvh| mmy| hya|