Which version of IE? IE9 is actually pretty nice about how it renders
text. But it also depends whether you have ClearType enabled in windows
or not.
http://www.emblematiq.com/blog/to_anti_alias_or_not_to_anti_alias/ It's
disabled by default in XP, but enabled by default in Vista and Win7.
Additionally, there is no need for a fall back since the fall back is
only going to be used if the @font-face font isn't present, so the
browser moves on to the next font in the stack. Unless you're actually
using an IE specific stylesheet, which isn't really recommended anymore
since IE6 is on its way out and IE7 isn't too far behind either.
The whole point of fontsquirrel is that the fonts they list are free to
use AND have been developed by their respective foundries to be websafe.
So that is not the issue. It's mostly a quirk with how the OS/browser
renders text.
- Brandtley
On 7/12/2011 2:35 AM, MiB wrote:
Is it normal behaviour that a font, in my case TitilliumText22LThin
from fontsquirell and used for article text, is thicker in Internet
Explorer?
/MiB
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