What fonts do you use in firefox?

[ZapalacX]

do any of you use custom firefox fonts? i'd like to see some ideas so post your preferences!:guitar:

[jrusso2]

I just use the msft core fonts. Set it up just like in windows since most websites use windows fonts

[FG123]

^
What he said.

The core fonts plus whatever Firefox wants to use. Generally don't touch it after that.

[-grubby]

I don't change the default fonts. They're good enough for me

[LaRoza]

I just use the msft core fonts. Set it up just like in windows since most websites use windows fonts

That is bad coding. A good web developer would have a font list, with a generic font at the end. Like:



font-family:arial,sans-serif;

[kerry_s]

i use urw, there fast and clean.

[undine]

i use urw, there fast and clean.

Likewise, except in Epiphany, and I force all sites to use them.

[Billy_McBong]

i have serif set to Pursia
the rest are the defaults

[BigSilly]

I have always liked FreeSans, so I have that for both the internet and the system in general. Tried the MS ones a while ago, but I don't like them on Linux. They make me feel dirty! :D

[n3tfury]

^
What he said.

The core fonts plus whatever Firefox wants to use. Generally don't touch it after that.

same.

[bonzodog]

I use the Liberation fonts from redhat across most of my system, along with the bytecode-enabled fontconfig library.
Very sharp, crisp, and clean.
http://xs216.xs.to/xs216/07240/OpenZen11.png.xs.jpg (http://xs.to/xs.php?h=xs216&d=07240&f=OpenZen11.png)

[klange]

I only changed the "Default" font (the one that displays when no font is assigned by the page) because Times just doesn't look good (made it sans-serif)

[Bachstelze]

I only changed the "Default" font (the one that displays when no font is assigned by the page) because Times just doesn't look good (made it sans-serif)

Same here. DejaVu Sans as default font, and then I let websites choose whichever the hell font they want.

[AndyCooll]

The default fonts are fine as far as I'm concerned.

I've played around with these sort of settings in the past, however following endless upgrades, reinstalls etc I've got back to the stage where I now change very little.

At home and work I use countless machines and I've found that working as close to the default settings as possible just makes things easier, even though I have a separate partition for my /home and can keep all my settings.

:cool:

[Frak]

DejaVu Serif

[fuscia]

i use baekmuk headline, for everything, these days. it was annoying to me that firefox wouldn't use the font in the toolbars, but i finally figured out how to write the userChrome.css file to make it.

[ice60]

i use Luxi Sans. i was trying out MgOpenCanonica too earlier today, you can try that out if you want from here -
http://www.ellak.gr/fonts/mgopen/index.en.html

here's how the Luxi Sans look -

[ice60]

i took a picture of the MgOpenCanonica too on that page. it shows how MgOpenCanonica compares to Luxi Sans

the two lines with CFGI... show the differences, the top one is MgOpenCanonica and the bottom Luxi Sans :)

[Frak]

I now use MgOpenModerna, thx ice60 :)

[ice60]

i haven't tried those ones! i posted a link to loads of fonts earlier. here if anyone wants to see them?? -
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=600877

[mindtrick]

Calibri (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calibri)

[n3tfury]

I use the Liberation fonts from redhat across most of my system, along with the bytecode-enabled fontconfig library.
Very sharp, crisp, and clean.
http://xs216.xs.to/xs216/07240/OpenZen11.png.xs.jpg (http://xs.to/xs.php?h=xs216&d=07240&f=OpenZen11.png)

wow, those are pretty nice. *ponders*

[JESSU]

Saab
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http://img101.imageshack.us/img101/3530/screenshotir5.th.png (http://img101.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshotir5.png)