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It looks like this (on Chrome): https://i.imgur.com/JedUDhR.png
(on IE11): https://i.imgur.com/9DEpS5w.png
To slim to be honest.. It could be Chrome font rendering as well. Let me check on other browser as well.IE11 – Superb font rendering on this site
Chromium 34 (I know its Dev but still) – Too slim fonts and looks crap in front of IE rendering
Firefox render also fine.. let me post either IE or Firefox rendering sample as example…@zlip792 thanks, well, let’s not highjack this post.. I am moving this part to technical things 🙂
Please also reload the page,, font should be a bit bigger now on the forums..
Yeah, they improved little bit. Can you look into why small font words like “keymaster” looks quite fragile and not solid as compare to IE11 and Firefox.
Extremely sorry for making and demanding etc.. SORRY!!No worries
Thanks for checking other browsersJust don’t expect instant change please 😉
No issue. Keep it up!!!
Best of luck for bug fixing..
If you need any help from me. Let me know…Cool, great, thanks
If you happen to have a smartphone,
Please check how it loads on thereReplying from Windows Phone 8, which has IE 10 browser and font looks great as on desktop with IE11.
That’s good
Can you just do me a small favor and check chapter 2 or 3 F3 lectures on your phone
Of they work ok..
Other chapters probably won’t.. Not sure about windows phoneJust checked and fonts look OK with IE throughout site on Chapter 2 and 3 of F3. Hmmm!! I think its Chrome only issue.
Since I am browser freak, not to mention Chrome is also working on its font path rewrite from Google fonts to native DirectWrite (Direct 2D – hardware accelerated font rendering) on Windows Vista+, I think this exposed this bug and you are using font and size which exploit this. Lets see..Ah, I meant, to check if those lectures on those pages work on your phone
Player does not load on Windows Phone, IE does not have Flash plugin.
Checked…The thing was, those lectures chapter 2 and 3 should load without flash player
So it’s quite disappointed to hear that they don’t
Which HTML5 player as equivalent you are using for video lectures?
Mobile website loads on IE10 Mobile…
Current situation of JW Player:
“JW Player fully supports iOS (iPhone and iPad) and Android (phones and tablets) in HTML5”
from source: https://www.jwplayer.com/html5-flash/Comparison of different HTML5 video player:
https://html5video.org/wiki/HTML5_Video_Player_Comparisonwell, they may look better (maybe..) but I dont like that look 🙁 haha 🙂
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