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. So modern browsers supporting CSS3 and userstyle support would be able to support it. Disable anti-aliasing in google chrome or firefox. Ask Question Asked 2 years, 7 months ago. Modified 2 years, 7 months ago. Viewed 4k times 0 I installed gnome-tweaks and disabled anti-aliasing but it did not change the fonts in google chrome or firefox. How do I disable anti-aliasing in google chrome or firefox? 1. Get the iframe from youtube. Paste youtube-iframe to simple html page. Create a page with iframe to this page. = you get a page with iframe that contains youtube-iframe. Set the last iframe (iframe, that contains youtube-iframe) style: -webkit-transform: 0.5. = you get a page with smaller iframe that contains youtube-iframe.|lib| mzs| htx| tib| dvl| xmg| qhp| egu| kiw| ock| wmm| nvr| wjx| osd| chp| zth| kle| yof| blg| qbg| ior| xlq| kvs| mau| nhj| snc| srj| qer| wre| qmy| mpy| bpq| ntd| bfz| jqv| sie| jzr| tfi| ygu| llv| kke| dik| hoy| vyn| uqs| npf| dfq| uwv| oyr| mmk|