It works in all desktop browsers, from IE7 to IE9, FF3.5, Safari 4, and Opera. I’m having trouble getting to behave in any mobile Webkit browser I’ve tested–Safari on an iPhone 3GS, the default Android 2.2 browser, and Dolphin browser on Android. What kind of browser does font face work in? As I mentioned before, WebKit gives designers three font smoothing modes: In allowing the designer to pick their own font smoothing mode with the -webkit-font-smoothing CSS property, WebKit developers have opened up an opportunity for typographic abuse, namely, the disabling of subpixel font rendering. This results in browsers using the greyscale antialiasing method rather than default subpixel rendering of fonts. The css rule -webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased has been applied to all pages where fonts are rendered. Is the CSS rule WebKit font smoothing antialiased? auto – Let the browser decide (Uses subpixel anti-aliasing when available this is the default) none – Turn font smoothing off display text with jagged sharp edges. WebKit implements a similar property, but with different values: -webkit-font-smoothing.
#WEBKIT FONT SMOOTHING HOW TO#
How to turn off font smoothing in WebKit?
#WEBKIT FONT SMOOTHING WINDOWS 10#
To do so, go to the Windows 10 search box in the bottom-left corner of the screen and type “ClearType.” In the results list, select “Adjust ClearType text” to open the control panel. If you are finding the text on a screen blurry, make sure the ClearType is setting is turned on, then fine-tune. Here, you can adjust the size of the text you see on screen and change the brightness level. Select Display from the list of system settings on the left side of the box. If you want to make further adjustments, go to the Start menu, select Settings and open System. How do I make my text look better on Windows? auto(default): The text size is automatically adjusted for Safari on iPhone. It takes 3 type of value: none: The text size is not adjusted. The -webkit-text-size-adjust is an experimental technology specifies a size adjustment for displaying text content in Safari on iPhone. In addition to the CSS3 text-rendering property AMK mentioned, there is also a Webkit (Chrome) specific hack for antialiasing: -webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased (I believe the default value is subpixel-antialiased ) which is nice to use since Webkit webfont rendering can be less than ideal on Windows machines in …
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