Blurred font

[tistou]

Hello

With Canary 78.0.254.0, I have some fonts on some forums / sites that are "fuzzy"

Canary : 

IE / Edge : 

how to cure it ?

Thanks for your help

[#2]

Can you mention some of those sites for test?

[#3]

Of course, the forum where it's the most visible

https://rog.asus.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?298-Rampage-VI-amp-Strix-Motherboards-(X299)

[#4]

@tistou 

Left side is on Edge Insider Version 78.0.254.0 (Official build) canary (64-bit).

Right side is on current built-in Edge in Windows 10 - Microsoft EdgeHTML 18.18965 - Microsoft Edge 44.18965.1000.0.

They look fine to me

[#5]

@HotCakeX The difference is seen on a new topic (title in bold) No difference on the topic already read (like on your screen)

[#6]

But I didn't open or read any of those topics, nor am i signed in in that website.

[#7]

That's why, you must be logged in to see the new topics (which will be in bold). We see in my screen that the first 2 topics are in bold compared to the 3rd

[#8]

Hello

If you need more information on the page, do not hesitate to ask me
It stings eyes this fuzzy font 

[#9]

Up please 

Thanks

[#10]

Hi

There is the same problem on Chrome, I asked to the webmasters of the forum, it is a problem related to Chrome
And since Edge Chromium is a "copy" of Chrome, even bug appears

[#11]

Actually Chrome is a copy of chromium. chromium is the source for both chrome and Edge insider.

[#12]

@HotCakeX 

Yes, when I say Chrome, it's Chromium
I do not know other browsers using Chromium (no problem with IE, Edge, Firefox, Opera, etc...)

[#13]

Chrome = Google Chrome
Chromium = source of Google Chrome and a browser on its own.

Browsers based on Chromium=
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromium_(web_browser)#Browsers_based_on_Chromium

[#14]

@HotCakeX 

I did not know for Opera, the Opera developer corrected this little police problem then

[#15]

Most likely. Opera customized their browser a lot

[#16]

@HotCakeX 

Hi , You may add text effects to differentiate other words or phrases by using Microsoft Word to create brochures, reports or other documents that you share in with your clients, customers or colleagues.  Word 2010 has a glow effect which makes a font seem to be somewhat blurred "I am using this site: https://fontvilla.com". If you want a font to suit your logo or another feature of your document you can choose from several different glow versions and even use a custom color.

[#17]

Um okay but how is it related to this discussion? ( ͡ಠ ʖ̯ ͡ಠ)