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Remove 'antialiased' CSS class from root template - #5827
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One day, perhaps over a decade ago, it used to bring visual improvement and consistency to font rendering across browsers and operating systems. But, over the years, the default subpixel-antialising in browsers/OSes produces better results than 'antialiased'. There are many discussions about this on the web, I mention a few: - google/fonts#1170 - https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/font-smooth - https://web.dev/articles/antialiasing-101 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subpixel_rendering
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One day, perhaps over a decade ago, it used to bring visual improvement and consistency to font rendering across browsers and operating systems.
But, over the years, the default subpixel-antialising in browsers/OSes produces better results than 'antialiased'.
There are many discussions about this on the web, I mention a few: