Hi, I have problems with font rendering, at least in Firefox. When I used Ubuntu, installing MS fonts was enough, but now I tried: Improve Font Rendering from wiki- not sure if that changed anything; pamac build ttf-ms-fonts - this added correct fonts in some websites; adding 20 lines to 20-no-emb…

Have you checked this? Change the fonts and colors websites use | Firefox Help This article describes how to customize the way you see websites by choosing font styles and colors that will override those used by the websites. [image] Mikunda: (It says I…

Changing default font worked on an affected website, it’s now much easier to read :slight_smile: Does wikipedia look different than in this screenshot? Not a big deal, but I believe the font of the left list especially is more narrow than it should be: https://i.ibb.co/cbpJnXG/Screenshot-20210723-…

The font in the left panel is smaller than in the main panel (12px vs 14px if you check through Firefox’s dev tools).

Yes, but I have an impression that both side and main panel fonts were slightly more different and spacious, more like the font in 'Contents", or not?

The page does take on the font you set in your settings, though it can still set different font sizes across the page. Character spacing depends on multiple factors: the font, the font size, and a spacing attribute coded across the page. The left panel does have seemingly smaller spacing than the …

Changing default font doesn’t affect wikipedia, but devtools allow to increase spacing. Thank you :slight_smile:

Found the solution for Wikipedia fonts - it’s not the ‘Default font’ in Firefox settings, but ‘Sans-serif’ in ‘Advanced’ menu.

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maycne.sonahoz 23 July 2021 12:51 2

Have you checked this?