I already tried these:
- Enabling and disabling hardware acceleration.
- sudo apt-get install ttf-mscorefonts-installer culmus
- Unity Tweak Tool >Font> Hinting > Slight
- Changing the default fonts
- Checking :Allow pages to choose their own fonts, instead of your selections above
- sudo apt-get install msttcorefonts(it gives output:selecting 'ttf-mscorefonts-installer' instead of 'msttcorefonts')
This is the google chrome screenshot:
Also , in about:config > gfx.font .There is no option for gfx.font_rendering.cleartype_params.rendering_mode which was given a solution
here
Best Answer
Optional
If it exists, remove
fonts.conf
;fonts.conf
is used by KDE applications, but Ubuntu usesgsettings
instead. On Ubuntu, it is a good idea to remove this file, so it does not interfere with your font settings. In a terminal, execute the following.Select Hinting
Select one of the following options, depending on your font hinting preference.
Full Hinting (Try this first, since I suspect it is what you will like most)
If you want full hinting, execute the following in a terminal.
Medium Hinting
If you want medium hinting, execute the following in a terminal.
Slight Hinting
To undo this change, or to use slight hinting (default), execute the following in a terminal.
Check Results
Reboot, since the above changes are global to your system. Launch Firefox and hopefully you will see sharper, clearer fonts. Also, note that the address / search bar in Firefox may still display slightly fuzzy fonts, and I have not found a way to change this. However, you should see a marked improvement in web pages.