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Originally shared by Linus Torvalds
Hey, Google+, we have to talk.
I don't mind the new layout so much, especially since it at least partially fixes the whole #whitespace issue you had.
But I really really mind bad font rendering. And you've done something absolutely horrible to the font you use. And I can't seem to find the setting to fix it.
It looks like you are using a WOFF Roboto font. Which isn't horrible in theory, because the Roboto font isn't necessarily ugly. But whatever you are doing to render it should be illegal and counted as a crime against humanity.
Seriously, that's some nasty sh*t. This is the fuzziest font I have ever seen.
Maybe it's the WOFF rasterizer in Chrome that could suck dead baby donkeys through a straw?
Maybe it's that you scale the font size to be "resolution independent". Maybe you tested it on your 1366x768 laptops, and your 1920x1080 desktops, and then said "Screw it, that's good enough".
In fact, maybe you said "Hey, we want to make it equally blurry for everybody, and if you have the extra pixels, we'll make sure to align things on a half-pixel boundary just so that you won't get a better-looking font".
I don't know what it is. But it's bad.
Your WOFF fonts render pretty much sub-optimally, with the stems of the letters aligned at half-pixels to absolutely maximize the fuzziness from anti-aliasing. There's a black pixel core stem, and there are basically 50% gray pixels on both sides of it.
Have you ever heard of font hinting?
Please give me my good fonts back. Don't scale things until they are a fuzzy mess. Ok? Give me a font with proper hinting, or give me the option to at least change the font and font size.
It's not me. It's you.
Originally shared by Linus Torvalds
Hey, Google+, we have to talk.
I don't mind the new layout so much, especially since it at least partially fixes the whole #whitespace issue you had.
But I really really mind bad font rendering. And you've done something absolutely horrible to the font you use. And I can't seem to find the setting to fix it.
It looks like you are using a WOFF Roboto font. Which isn't horrible in theory, because the Roboto font isn't necessarily ugly. But whatever you are doing to render it should be illegal and counted as a crime against humanity.
Seriously, that's some nasty sh*t. This is the fuzziest font I have ever seen.
Maybe it's the WOFF rasterizer in Chrome that could suck dead baby donkeys through a straw?
Maybe it's that you scale the font size to be "resolution independent". Maybe you tested it on your 1366x768 laptops, and your 1920x1080 desktops, and then said "Screw it, that's good enough".
In fact, maybe you said "Hey, we want to make it equally blurry for everybody, and if you have the extra pixels, we'll make sure to align things on a half-pixel boundary just so that you won't get a better-looking font".
I don't know what it is. But it's bad.
Your WOFF fonts render pretty much sub-optimally, with the stems of the letters aligned at half-pixels to absolutely maximize the fuzziness from anti-aliasing. There's a black pixel core stem, and there are basically 50% gray pixels on both sides of it.
Have you ever heard of font hinting?
Please give me my good fonts back. Don't scale things until they are a fuzzy mess. Ok? Give me a font with proper hinting, or give me the option to at least change the font and font size.
It's not me. It's you.
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