Microsoft Edge Chrome
It appears that Microsoft is improving the display of text in the Windows 10 Edge browser.
With the change from Edge to Edge Chromium, the automatic adjustment of fonts in Edge ended up in Windows 10 settings. Now it’s clear that Microsoft is messing that up again.
In 2020, Microsoft replaced the Windows 10 Edge browser with a new variant called Edge Chromium. Microsoft hopes to catch up with the popularity points by using the technical infrastructure that its main competitor Chrome also depends on. In addition, hundreds of thousands of Chrome extensions are now compatible with Edge in one fell swoop. However, the change means that fonts in Edge no longer follow the operating system’s optimization setting and look fuzzy on some screens. It looks like Microsoft is now changing that again.
Edge Chromium for Windows
Edge: New ClearType setting
How Windows newer Reportedly, Edge beta 91.0.862.0 included a ClearType key in the Canary channel, which is updated daily. According to the description, the switch caused Edge’s text display to depend on settings from the Windows ClearType text optimization tool. With the next version 91.0.863.0, the option has been removed again, but Microsoft seems to be working on recomparing fonts in Edge. However, the setting will only have effect later if you have already gone through the ClearType wizard in Windows. To do this, press the Windows key, click Clear a, click Customize ClearType text And follow the additional instructions that appear on the screen.
