not work! test Google+ (that use roboto font) very poor font.
edit html and not use roboto font. it's OK.
All bold font are very poor render.
=>needs to change the window washers
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Apparently there is a huge problem with **** font rendering in Windows 8. Text appears very blurry. Programs affected by the new rendering are: Internet Explorer 10, the modern interface (start screen), Office 2013 and other 3rd party applications that rely on this rendering technology. There is no way to fix this problem, unless Microsoft recognizes it.
I 've gathered links bellow that refer to the same problem to highlight its importance and display the number of users that are affected:
Microsoft MSDN/TECHNET
External forums:
http://www.neowin.net/forum/topic/1120890-internet-explorer-10-fonts-fuzzy-in-windows-8/
http://www.eightforums.com/browsers-mail/5432-blurry-text-ie10-desktop.html
http://www.techsupportforum.com/forums/f56/blurry-website-fonts-in-ie10-675564.html
http://www.techplex.net/postst78315_Text-in-Internet-Explorer-10-and-Metro-UI-is-blurry.aspx
and there are lots of more...
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not work! test Google+ (that use roboto font) very poor font.
edit html and not use roboto font. it's OK.
All bold font are very poor render.
=>needs to change the window washers
Well, on reflection, thank you Microsoft! Chrome is so much better than IE10. It is really easy to correct the damage WIndows 8 does to the rendering (on the icon Properties, Compatibility select "Disable display scaling on high DPI settings"). Then it is so well integrated into so many apps, themes etc. Well done Google. Love it!
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For you to conclude your uninformed piece by implying that we don't know how to use ClearType tuner is the height of belligerence.
In fact, your response is truly appalling because it just continues the Microsoft corporate denial of the problem.
When are you going to stop being part of the problem, and start being part of the solution?
At some point, the wily coyote might realise it is sitting at the wrong end of the branch it is sawing through. Or will we see the familiar puff of dust at the bottom of the valley? Too big to fall? Meep meep?