MyPal 68

[NotHereToPlayGames]

Agreed !!!

I'm only pointing out that the "discussion" here probably should be about "tuning" cleartype font rendering on the machines that display such UGLY A$$ fonts.

Mypal isn't really doing the font rendering, the OS is, and how that OS is "tuned" will have a HUGE difference in what fonts "look like".

[AstroSkipper]

22 minutes ago, NotHereToPlayGames said:

These types of "issues" can **ALWAYS** be fixed by the end user !!!

Just replace the "Bitter" font defined by that page's CSS to a different font, whoala, problem solved.

ie, the below is from that page, just replace Bitter with the font of your liking.

 

body, .small-title, .widget-title, .tv-featured-title {

1.  
   font-family: Bitter;

If I wanted to, I could switch to other fonts that look much nicer and more professional in a matter of seconds. It’s really simple to do this in the Mypal 78 settings or using a CSS stylesheet, which I can load on the fly at any time via my forked UserCSSLoader script. But as long as I can read everything clearly, I couldn’t care less about the font used.

Edited 2 hours ago by AstroSkipper
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[Ben Markson]

On 7/6/2026 at 2:53 PM, genieautravail said:

About Mypal 78.0.3, there is an issue with fonts display...

Take a look on the comments below the article of this french web page:

This is the font being used by https://www.minimachines.net/actu/taxe-petits-colis-double-peine-142239

https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Bitter

I agree, it doesn't render well...

Now, lets block fonts.googleapis.com (which I usually do) . . .

. . . but that doesn't prove anything because that just corresponds to my settings.

We could do this all day . . .

The question remains. Why doesn't the Bitter font render properly?

. . . and no more pictures of people's own font setting.

Ben.