Hello.
Since I read many related topics about font rendering in IE10, I give my personal feeling.
On my 1920*1080 DELL monitor, these are font rendering screenshots between IE10 and FF17.
IE screenshot :
FF screenshot :
See how IE10 fonts are blurry compared to FF. And this is why :
IE screenshot (700% zoom) :
FF screenshot (700% zoom) :
Under IE10, font smoothing is grey scaled. While FF uses a RGB scaled smoothing.
According to MS, it's voluntary. Why ? I hope it's a mistake on their part. If it were, do you think a patch would be produced in near future ?
Thanks
Edit : happy new year
Since I read many related topics about font rendering in IE10, I give my personal feeling.
On my 1920*1080 DELL monitor, these are font rendering screenshots between IE10 and FF17.
IE screenshot :
FF screenshot :
See how IE10 fonts are blurry compared to FF. And this is why :
IE screenshot (700% zoom) :
FF screenshot (700% zoom) :
Under IE10, font smoothing is grey scaled. While FF uses a RGB scaled smoothing.
According to MS, it's voluntary. Why ? I hope it's a mistake on their part. If it were, do you think a patch would be produced in near future ?
Thanks
Edit : happy new year
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