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First of all, thank you for the amazing plugin! It's pretty useful and awesome!
As a multi-device user, I used to have a Windows PC. Now, I have a MacBook for daily work and an Ubuntu Linux PC for my side projects. However, I have noticed that the font rendering of this DevTool isn't quite well while developing.
Maybe we can choose FiraCode, JetBrains Mono... etc ?
Monospaced fonts can effectively enhance the appearance of a webpage, especially we're displaying many editor states and data ...
You can take the style of Chrome DevTools as a reference.
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These kinds of tree / list view is monospaced font :
which is a screenshot from Chrome DevTool.
I guess it might be: Monaco or Menlo.
I think even if we only use the default monospaced fonts of each operating system, the effect will be very good. However, personally I really don't like the bottom fallback font monospace .
Windows: Consolas
Mac: Monaco or Menlo
Ubuntu and any other Linux has their own default monospaced font based on its DE(desktop enviorment).
I'm all up for it, never was a particular fan of the font 🙂. Not so straightforward always to change these as the defaults, as you said, can look quite a bit different. I'll try out some of the system fonts you've listed and see if they suffice or do I have to import a font.
First of all, thank you for the amazing plugin! It's pretty useful and awesome!
As a multi-device user, I used to have a Windows PC. Now, I have a MacBook for daily work and an Ubuntu Linux PC for my side projects. However, I have noticed that the font rendering of this DevTool isn't quite well while developing.
Maybe we can choose
FiraCode
,JetBrains Mono
... etc ?Monospaced fonts can effectively enhance the appearance of a webpage, especially we're displaying many editor states and data ...
You can take the style of Chrome DevTools as a reference.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: