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Font Fuzziness after Purple Rain Update?

  • Feb 2, 2018 1:24 AM UTC
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Back on January 22nd a number of users reported that on lower resolution screens of Windows PCs they were seeing some fuzziness in the font. Anti-Aliasing to use the technical term. We're trying to track down if this is still occurring? Is anyone still experiencing these issues?
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    • DemitraCase
    • Observing
    • Feb 2, 2018 1:29 AM UTC
    Yes,  It is awful.  I thought my eyesight was going bad.
    • DanLadner1
    • Qrew Member
    • Feb 2, 2018 1:55 AM UTC
    I believe I'm still seeing the issue--see how in the screenshot below, it's hard to distinguish the dot on the "i" in "Fields"?



    Does this warrant opening a support case? I can certainly do so. Thanks.
    • MCFNeil
    • Qrew Corporal
    • Feb 2, 2018 2:27 AM UTC
    Can we get the spacing for the dot on the letter "i", while you are at it...
    they look like a lowercase  "L"


    • SamJones3
    • Author
    • Quickbase Staff
    • Feb 2, 2018 2:29 AM UTC
    Neil,
    Thanks! Good feedback!

    Sam Jones
    QuickBase Product Manager
     
    • anomDiebolt
    • Qrew Corporal
    • Feb 11, 2018 4:47 AM UTC
    Great News Sam!  The Google Boys just released Chrome 65 with the Local Override feature turned on so QuickBase users can just make local mods to their QuickBase files and persist their changes.




    They also created and handy dandy Animated GIF to show us how to modify and persist the background of a page on their devtools page. That's Karma!

    What's New In DevTools (Chrome 65) ~ Local Overrides
    https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2018/01/devtools#overrides

    See also:

    Yet More Scripting Options - Chrome Local Overrides
    https://community.quickbase.com/quickbase/topics/yet-more-scripting-options-chrome-local-overrides
    • ArchiveUser
    • Observing
    • Jul 25, 2018 3:41 AM UTC
    Is there ever going to be a fix for this issue? "i" and "l" still look the same, and there is also still a problem with a clear definition to the font being used. New glasses and zooming the screen never fixed it.
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