Edge adds ClearType text rendering | Microsoft's own font rendering technology
Microsoft Edge Version 91.0.862.0 (Official build) canary (64-bit) comes with this new feature flag: Enhance text contrast Renders text using the same contrast and gamma settings that are used elsewhere in Windows. Run the ClearType Text Tuner to adjust the contrast and gamma settings for your monitor. – Windows #edge-enhance-text-contrast edge://flags/#edge-enhance-text-contrastSuggestion: Allow us to change the font color in Immersive Reader mode
We have access to all of these colors for the background color in Immersive Reader mode in Edge but no option to change Font color. Font color only changes from black to white when background is black. It would help me make the text better for reading by choosing a different font color than black when I'm using a background color that is not white. https://streamable.com/pr5osEdge Dev Font blurry, and elements have black border
So, I´ve just reinstalled Windows 10 and the Edge Dev font is very blurry sometimes, and some elements that should be transparent have a black border. Everythinf sharp and fine in other applications. Edge Dev Version: 87.0.637.0 Windows 10 Version: Insider Preview, Dev Build: 20215.1000 Screenshots are attached. Blurry font: Black border around elements: Sometimes If I mouse over the blurry text it get´s sharp again.Improve font appearance effectiveness in Edge
Whatever font I set in edge://settings/fonts it won't get applied neither to the Edge setting pages nor to the website content web content don't show any sign of custom font setting. then based on what Thraetaona said: it appears that : "Those font overrides only affect websites that do not specify any defaults (weather it's through stylesheets, CSS's @font-face or choosing from browser built-in fonts). However they can still be overridden by preventing the browser from loading those custom fonts, that should force fallback fonts to be used instead." now, I tried opening some 50 websites from my favorites list, among them only 3 of them was affected by the font change, the rest were already using custom and default fonts. so my suggestion is, to make font settings in Edge more effective and actually useful, add a checkbox or switch in edge://settings/fonts so that when user turns it on, the font settings will be forced and applied to all websites, even those using custom/default fonts. it would be also useful if it was a site-based setting, so we could set a custom font for each website.
