Add Windows-specific font variants #8
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Add Windows-specific font variants
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Thanks @Xion, I don't use Windows, so I skipped tests. 😆 |
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The default sans-serif and especially monospace fonts may look pretty ugly on Windows, mostly because the latter is Courier New by default. Some browsers also use Arial instead of Verdana for sans-serif.
This change makes Verdana and Consolas the preferred fonts over generic sans-serif/monospace. See the effect here.