bdunzer

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   by bdunzer 15y ago

   Sorry I should have said Chrome 15+ on Windows. I was thinking of another feature in the Canary build. So today you can use the -webkit-font-settings to get some of the OpenType features into Chrome for Windows today
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   by bdunzer 15y ago

   Rendering of web fonts on Windows XP is one big issue that there are solutions for but it really takes a lot of tweaking. First, it starts with a well designed and created font. Second, hinting can be applied that helps shift around the pix
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   by bdunzer 15y ago

   The fact you are waiting 30 seconds is agreeably a poor experience but this should not be the case. Font files on the web range in size from 20kb to 120kb depending on the details in the font - I consider this file size to be nothing more t
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   by bdunzer 15y ago

   Chrome/Webkit will start to support the OpenType features version 18 from what I have seen - no idea about Safari yet. The current Canary build has support built into it but at this time it is only for Windows and not on the Mac. Not sure a