Jan Erik Petersen

> Other people in the community have said they are _not_ affected by this on Windows, so it suggests to me that something system specific is happening here... I have...

FWIW, I was able to reproduce it with a fresh installation on another Windows 10 PC (with a Geforce GTX1080 on 457.09), but both PCs were set up by me...

DevTools show that the `-moz-osx-font-smoothing` property is not used at all. For `-webkit-font-smoothing`, the values `antialiased`, `subpixel-antialiased`, `none` and disabling the property all look the same.

That's what I thought as well. Element continues to be the only application I use suffering from this poor font rendering. The Electron wiki mentions some other causes for this...

@madig I tested with the Arial system font (which can be set in Element settings -> Appearance -> Show advanced) in the screenshots above. It's better than the default font...

Thank you, font rendering has subpixel-AA in the main chat window now. Very nice! The contact/room names in the sidebar are still grayscale as you said, and all in-window overlays...

This is a long standing bug in ffmpeg+libvmaf that I hit all the time. You only really notice when comparing long videos since the leak grows linearly with video length....

@Shuvadip-Ghosh Unfortunately Plyr never supported custom controls. If you are looking for a quick and dirty solution you can hack some additional HTML code into the player controls with JS...

Unfortunately, Pancake is incompatible with any PHP version newer than 5.4.xx. Making it compatible with PHP 5.5 or newer would require porting both [DeepTrace](https://github.com/NeoXiD/DeepTrace) and Pancakes PHP-Extensions to newer PHP...

Depends on your Linux distribution, but you really shouldn't do a PHP downgrade, since PHP 5.4 already had its EOL (End of Life) in September 2015, meaning no more security...