| Linux font fallback should choose appropriate "style" of font | ||||||||
| Project Member Reported by mattm@chromium.org, Feb 4 2010 | Back to list | |||||||
What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Use chromium on fresh ubuntu install, which doesn't have non-free fonts installed. 2. Visit page which doesn't specify any fonts or which specifies the non- installed fonts. 3. (Also, open font options and see what fonts it has fallen back to there.) What is the expected output? Fonts should fallback to appropriate types (arial -> sans, times new roman -> serif, courier new -> monospace) What do you see instead? Everything falls back to Sans. Please use labels and text to provide additional information.
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mattm@chromium.org,
Feb 4 2010
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Mar 22 2010
This used to work. I wonder what broke.
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Apr 2 2010
Can you attach your test page? I think this actually does work, or is a dup of issue 31287.
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Apr 2 2010
It's the first attachment
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Apr 2 2010
fresh install of Ubuntu Lucid, monospace is broken. It looks fine in the fonts UI though (. Screenshot attached: Chromium ToT / Firefox ToT It's difficult to read logs or anything formated in these conditions. Is this the same bug?
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Apr 2 2010
Wow, this looks really bad. I'll take a look at it immediately. I bet I wrote a bug in my last change or something.
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Apr 2 2010
Fixed in WebKit@r57027, will be pulled in during the next WebKit update (hopefully this afternoon, possibly next week).
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Oct 12 2012
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Mar 10 2013
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Mar 13 2013
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