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After years of complaints, Microsoft finally made changes to Chromium that should improve the display of text in the Google browser on Windows computers.
Chrome defaults to Skia text rendering with hard-coded values for contrast and gamma, and as a result text appears much thinner and lighter (you can see the difference by comparing Chrome to Edge or Firefox). However, now, as Neowin noted, Microsoft engineers have integrated support for ClearType Text Tuner so that the browser will respond to any changes in contrast and gamma, like most other native Windows programs.
Microsoft's ClearType font technology has long been used in Windows to improve the rendering of text on screens so that it looks like it's printed on a piece of paper (Edge got similar settings about three years ago).
The changes are part of a commitment from Microsoft, which launched Chromium-based Edge five years ago and said it would “bring its own expertise to improve the experience for all Chromium-based browsers on Windows.” Microsoft also helped improve Chrome's scrolling, touch support, and more.
It is noted that the update will be available in Chromium v. 124.
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