JaegerFox
JaegerFox
I fully understand not to enable strict-block as default and I understand its function when enabling it and analyzing it through the logger tool that uBlock/ADN offers, that is already...
> > The thing is that I want that option to be available since in many web pages (not the typical ones) ads appear and there is not much difference...
that's because chromium uses the system font, firefox uses a built-in one
Just do this test and you'll see, some sites like Twitter use a font that adds more compatibility with emojis or symbols. but a correct way to compare is using...
If I put that link to you it is so that you could see first hand a real test of the unicode characters without any kind of coding. ok? the...
just one last proof that this is not a Thorium problem.  (left chromium vs right firefox disabled fonts using Ublock)  (same but now with fonts enabled)
Intel Celeron 1007U