Chrome Bad Font Rendering (Windows), But good with Brackets.io
I am using the latest Google Chrome version, with DirectWrite activated, but still the font rendering is terrible..
I thought is only about Chrome's abillity and there's nothing I cant do with it, but when I used "Brackets.io"'s Live Preview with Chrome, There was a nice, smooth rendering!
I've been alse trying to add -webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased but it didn't work..
- *The font used is Open Sans Hebrew from Google fonts: Linked here
Any Suggestions?
EDIT:
There's no diffrence between Brackets.io's code and Chrome's (css), I tried DirectWrite and -webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased but no solution.
I think its about something on chrome's config, that bracket.io probably changed.
EDIT: Now I'm sure its a problem about my chrome browser. I went to another computer running the latest chrome and the rendering is good.. Is there a setting inside of chrome for it except DirectWrite?
I Found my answer, the problem was DirectWrite.
The DirectWrite in chrome ignores ClearType (Windows' Text Smoother) So the font wont be smooth.
I Just disabled Directwrite and the text became smoother.
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