So what I did was define an emoji CSS class name.
Chrome has had terrible font rendering for a long time. And unless you specifically target that font in CSS your emoji will fallback to the boring graphics you see in the screenshot above. Fix-Helvetica-Neue-Font-Issue-1Fix Weird Font Problem in Windows 10This is a very weird font. The width of my screen resolution is 1920 px, but Chrome think it is 2400, thus the font size and the web page displayed on Chrome are very small and not easy to read. Chrome cannot recognize the resolution of my screen. Please, what can be please I was resetting all to default' in chrome://flags, and is the same. After extensive googling I finally figured out what was up.Īpparently, Windows’ polished emoji live in a specific system font named “Segoe UI Emoji”. Chrome web browser does not work properly in Windows 10. Hello, I have in Chrome strange fonts looks wird, not smooth diferent than in Firefox. This drove me nuts, because the characters I was using were exactly the same, and Windows has really good emoji support.
For instance, I changed one section of blog to use a few emoji, and that section looked like this on OS X.īut the exact same set of emoji looked like this on Windows. I’ve been experimenting with using emoji in code lately, and one thing that bothered me was how bad my emoji rendered on Windows on the web. Firefox fonts in legends, chart titles, and filters look awful, a chart is resized within its surrounding frame so that a part of it is not visible.
