No, I tried it in both Chrome and Edge and it works the same in each. The text is darker and has a sharper contrast which makes it a lot easier to read. On some sites when you first load the page you will see the old style gray text just for a split second then it changes the darker and clearer text. This seems to be a very good extension so far.
Just off-topic, but as you mentioned the forum of tenforums, I currently have this issue:I read a post on tenforum about a Chrome extension that makes the text darker. I tried it and it does really make things sharper and easier to read. Helps a lot with gray text. Extension is called Chrome Font Super Enhancer, it is in the Chrome app store. It also works in Edge. I thought I would pass it along here on MT.
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I am not sure on that one, I had problems too with Amazon in Edge, I have pretty much switched to Chrome anyway. I had other problems with Edge too and just found Chrome to be much more reliable. I have not had that Amazon problem in Chrome and I don't use Edge often enough to know if its Amazon problem still exists.Just off-topic, but as you mentioned the forum of tenforums, I currently have this issue:
New Edge major issue. pages auto scroll to bottom, plus... - Windows 10 Help Forums
plus, it also seems to load tons of pages between link clicks. I have to click back 5 or 6 times to get back to the page I just came from. This is on Amazon, every single time. It is making it hard to use the site and this browser. It never used to do tha
BleepingComputer and TechSpot : Tech Enthusiasts, Power Users, Gamers have this issue. Can you help me please to fix this? Thank you.
I use that one too but this new Chrome extension makes the pages look even better. Maybe the two work better when used together, I have not tested that. I do not see well up close and my laptop display is not quite as bright or high resolution as I would like anyway. I only read about and started using the Chrome Font extension just today but so far am very happy with it. I don't like the gray font on some websites, it's hard to see even on a bright screen.
I agree. "Font Rendering Enhancer" you mentioned is better than the first. I set it to the 50%.
I am not stuck with one browser, be it Chrome or Edge. I agree with what you say. I currently use Chrome stable version. I have been using Edge Dev and Canary for some time already.
Which one you did try? The first or the second ""Font Rendering Enhancer"?
Both looks the same to me. I was using white theme for the past couple of days when it was useful. Now I've gone back to dark theme so texts are white for me everywhere and in this case the extension doesn't seem to make any difference. But even in dark theme, Firefox's fonts still looks better.
I decided to test Firefox again, and also in light theme, its fonts are much better.
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This extension got updated in July 28. Again thanks for mentioning it here.I read a post on tenforum about a Chrome extension that makes the text darker. I tried it and it does really make things sharper and easier to read. Helps a lot with gray text. Extension is called Chrome Font Super Enhancer, it is in the Chrome app store. It also works in Edge. I thought I would pass it along here on MT.
C.H.
