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They might be, but when you're using someone else's trademark to accurately represent their business, it may not be a trademark violation within itself. So for example, if I took Hacker News' Y but used it to link to Hacker News itself, that may not be a trademark violation as I am not either hurting the brand's reputation or misleading people into thinking an association exists with the brand. But ultimately it is u…
The thing to do is check how the trademark owner feels. I believe Visa and MasterCard are fine with using their logos to show they're accepted (those stickers every store has are surely legal?), but remember that Microsoft don't let you use the word Windows in a product name, except in the form "for Windows".
Icons of all main payment operators and methods
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Try disabling Direct Write. Chrome 37 pushed a fix for the font aliasing problem that resolved it for most users but made it worse for a few. See this ticket for details: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=444141 (sucks that this is still an issue so many years later)
That's not Chrome, it's Firefox. Looks the same on my machine as well, all jaggedy. I'm using FF 36. Let me go update and see if there's a difference... No difference on 37. They just look terrible. http://i.imgur.com/exrS0u9.png EDIT: Wow, looks like turning ClearType OFF makes the font icons look much better: http://i.imgur.com/dwwagZN.png Interesting.
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Probably not the fade itself but the copy-to-clipboard functionality.
it's a terrible UX for those that have flash disabled by default
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#46What is the advantage of using this over pngs?
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That's not Chrome, it's Firefox. Looks the same on my machine as well, all jaggedy. I'm using FF 36. Let me go update and see if there's a difference... No difference on 37. They just look terrible. http://i.imgur.com/exrS0u9.png EDIT: Wow, looks like turning ClearType OFF makes the font icons look much better: http://i.imgur.com/dwwagZN.png Interesting.
Wow. I can't believe it's 2015 and both Chrome and Firefox are still battling text antialiasing bugs.