Font Rendering Enhancer - Improve Font Rendering in Chrome
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Description Font Rendering Enhancer comes from Opera Font Rendering by thunder13. Darker and clearer text on almost every page (http and https). Modified and ported Mac OSX Font Rendering by proxxy (from Opera on Presto engine). "The windows browsers render the fonts based on the normal sub-pixel rendering without implementing Font smoothing, anti-aliasing as noticeable as Mac OSX. This tweak applies text to be displayed more anti-aliased using CSS3 property. So modern browsers supporting CSS3 and userstyle support would be able to support it. ;)"
Modified (v 0.1.4):
- A Control panel
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- It works well on Chrome for some users.
- Makes text appearance noticeably better, especially on Windows.
- Has positive effects on font rendering in some browsers like Kiwi.
- Does not consistently work across all browsers, particularly in Chrome and Edge.
- Causes issues such as high CPU usage and hanging print preview in Chrome.
- Lacks updates for over a decade, leading to doubts about its functionality.
- Performance issues with Chrome, including CPU and print preview problems.
- Inconsistency in functioning across different web browsers.
- The extension is outdated and has not been maintained.
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Font Rendering Enhancer requires very minimum permissions.
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Font Rendering Enhancer has earned a fairly good reputation and likely can be trusted.
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