In every later release of Google Chrome (including the just released version 11), all pages are rendered with a very thin, jaggy serif font.
This is how it looks in Chrome 11:
And here is Safari 5.0.5:
The picture might be too small to really show how bad the serif font is, but on-screen it's horrible.
There's no difference if I try to edit the font settings in Chrome. It's always the same font. I've also — of course — tried to remove and re-install Chrome, multiple times. Have tried to remove everything Chrome-related from $HOME/Library (Application Support, Caches etc). No change in behavior.
Here is an example of my font settings, but as I said, the font is always the same — on all pages — regardless of what I set in the font settings. I can set it to Helvetica and it's still a jaggy, horrible, small serif:
So, what do I do? Suggestions?
Best Answer
Before you go blocking fonts and so on, first check this page: http://www.google.com/webfonts
How you get rendered the fonts? On my chrome - without any problems, the chrome CAN render different fonts.
You can try these commands from the Terminal.app
the above will remove your font cache. Work only in snow leopard!