What is the problem with displaying fonts in Google Chrome?

Question

Google Chrome

Both at home and at work, many fonts are installed in the system. Google chrome does not display some websites correctly.

in mozilla everything works correctly.


Help.

Answer 1

Hmm, and it's even cooler :)
Well, go into the developer tools, see which font is connected in this case. Most likely, you removed some standard font from Windows, or this strange font pretends to be the PT Sans font that is on the toaster. This happens from time to time when some ready-made pack of web fonts is downloaded from the collapse. So that the font does not pass, as stolen in the font file, the left name is periodically added. Specifically, the CSS of this page says:

@font-face{
font-family:'PT Sans';
...
src:local(""), url("https://dr.habracdn...

The empty value src:local("") may well be ignored by chrome, usually some unimaginable multibyte character is written there so that the font is certainly not searched for on the local machine. It is also worth looking into the browser settings for default fonts. I checked this page, but it's hard to say exactly where the font is loaded from - in my case, in the chrome inspector it says PT Sans—Network resource(51 glyphs). Compared to FF, of course, it's very short there. See what you have at the end of the Computed panel if you inspect any element.


And, of course, you need to run chrome without plugins and check how it is there.