1. Are you sure you've added the lines to
~/Library/Application Support/Camino/user.js
and *not the one in ~/Library/Application Support/Chimera*, and launched your browser after making the edits?
2. If so, could you post screenshots somewhere of it working in Firefox and not Camino? The fonts *look* aa to me, but I've been known to miss such issues in the past :-)
regards,
Geoff
Aaron Faby wrote:
The nightly builds have the ability to use Quartz to render fonts anti-aliased (thanks Pink!). You can't set it from the GUI yet, but the lines for user.js are:
user_pref("browser.quartz.enable", true); user_pref("browser.quartz.enable.all_font_sizes", true);
The first line is recognized and appears to work. The problem is the
second line does not. The second line makes *all* fonts render anti-aliased,
similar to what Safari does.
These changes also effect Firefox, which does take the setting and renders all fonts anti-aliased.
Regards, Aaron
On Mar 27, 2004, at 11:22 PM, Geoff Beier wrote:
Aaron Faby wrote:
I can't seem to get Camino to use browser.quartz.enable.all_font_sizes. I've set it in user.js, AND prefs.js with no luck. It does work in Firefox, though. Any ideas?
What's it supposed to do? Preferential (http://preferential.mozdev.org ) doesn't document that one.
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