CSS Font Stack: A complete collection of web safe CSS font stacks
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#3Previously: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3214273 and http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3425586
I wonder what makes this particularly timely...
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#4Web safe here meaning anything except what it means.
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#5Surely "Andale Mono" should fallback to "Consolas", "Lucida Console" on Windows instead of "monospace" ("Courier New").
Nice resource though, even if 'web-safe' isn't the strait-jacket it used to be. :)
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#6Stats source?
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#7Socialnetwork widget gets in the way of it working on iPad
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#8Cool, thanks!
Would be nice if there were a filter or setting to only show stacks that have > 90% support on both Mac and Windows.
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#9What do the percentages under the "i" mean?
Is that based on OS version, or browser, or... ?
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#10"Fantasy"? That's absurd. Copperplate is a letterpress type. Papyrus, meanwhile, is a joke, but it's meant to look like bush strokes; it's hardly fantastic.
I would like to see the information about the support visible, rather than hidden under a mouseover. Maybe 2 thin horizontal bars where length = %, 1 for Mac, 1 for PC?