Moz webfonts do not render correctly ...
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Actually I have problems with the rendering of webfonts on all browsers. As moz uses 100% Webfonts I hardly can read text.
Anybody had this problem before?
please help!
THX
attached a screen to see what it looks like...
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O.K. finally I can answer this question myself:
I installed lately a True Type Font: ufonts.com_helvetica_neue_ultralight.ttf
which affected many browser fonts that I hardly could not use moz anymore. So problem is solved.Never install the font mentioned above
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Hi,
thank you, I wrote the problem is on all browsers similar. I attached another screenshot showing Chrome, Safari, FF and IE. And not all Webfonts are problematic as the type "Moz Q&A Forum" is well..
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Holger,
You did not say what internet browser you are using. The problem probably stems from the browser default font being something difficult to read.
In Chrome click on the upper right corner hash box, choose "Settings" then scroll to the bottom of the list, and open the advanced settings. Here is where you may specify the font style, and size. Internet explorer is very similar.
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