I think we have a problem with your main page. Basically, because of this link here, the following links are broken, and they all load forever without revealing the news or anything at all!
Where the fuck is Material Design for PC version?! I've been waiting for it for 2 goddamn versions!!! Why do you release it first for ICrap and macfags first?! #WindowsPCLivesMatter!
Unfortunately, Chrome developers have removed the option to disable DirectWrite (both in chrome://flags/#disable-direct-write and --disable-directwrite-for-UI switch). As a result, page and UI fonts began to look blurrier, fuzzy, or the characters are improperly positioned, which is especially noticeable on small sizes. Developers explained this move as phasing out the obsolete technology: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=579678
However, the new DirectWrite implementation in Chrome gives worse results and eventually the eyes get tired much more quickly. I rolled back to Chrome 51 until the moment when DirectWrite will be comparable by quality with old GDI rendering. If not, probably I will have to use other browser, because this feature has been removed from the open-source Chromium code and soon or later it will affect all Chromium-based browsers.
Slavic: "Unfortunately, Chrome developers have removed the option to disable DirectWrite... https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=579678"
Are you serious..
Wtf are they thinking? DirectWrite looks HORRIBLE and strains my eyes. Same reason I turned off ClearType in Vista and had to switch system fonts in 7 since it was forced all the time.
Used to be a simple option in flags, then we were forced to disable it there and use a command line switch.. and now it's going away entirely. This is worse than smooth scrolling being forced on us.
Google have lost their minds as much as Mozilla. And here Chrome has been my fallback browser because of Firefox's changes.
These developers are completely out of touch with the userbase.
If you were using the flag and now have fuzzy fonts, please try the following: 1. Type ClearType in the Windows search box then click on "Adjust ClearType Text" in the search results. 2. Run the tuner, check the "Turn On ClearType" checkbox, then go through the rest of the screens of the wizard. 3. If after running the tuner text still looks fuzzy or blurry, try turning off anti-aliasing in Windows. This might be particularly helpful on very high resolution displays. To do so, you can use the following process: Open the control panel. Click "System and Security" then click "System". On the left side, click "Advanced system settings". Click the "Advanced" tab, then under "Performance" click the "Settings" button. Under the "Visual Effects" tab, uncheck the "Smooth edges of screen fonts" checkbox, click "Apply", and restart Chrome.
Mac OSX 10.11.6, Google Chrome is now unusably slow. Tabs take anything up to 10 minutes to load, switching between tabs will cause the app to freeze for anything up to a minute. Have tried countless reboots, PRAM clear, web cache clear, all with no change to app performance.
The font rendering from the changes in Chrome 52 on Mac OS are terrible and blurry as others have talked about. I have used it for less than 30 minutes and I had to walk away from my computer because of a headache. Chrome has been such a reliable browser for years, but this change is a massive step back. Unfortunately, I will need to switch browsers until a fix can be rolled out.
Wow! I'm running Mac OsX and all of a sudden my fonts in Chrome are HORRIBLE! They are extremely fuzzy and its really annoying. I am going to try the rollback after finding this thread since the latest update seems to be the reason. PLEASE fix this so that I don't have to switch browsers for good
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I think we have a problem with your main page. Basically, because of this link here, the following links are broken, and they all load forever without revealing the news or anything at all!
https://googlechromereleases.blogspot.com
https://googlechromereleases.blogspot.com/2016/07
https://googlechromereleases.blogspot.com/2016_07_01_archive.html
When will the main page issues be fixed?
I'm seeing the same as Debbie
Above issue should be fixed now. Thank you for reporting.
Where the fuck is Material Design for PC version?! I've been waiting for it for 2 goddamn versions!!! Why do you release it first for ICrap and macfags first?! #WindowsPCLivesMatter!
Unfortunately, Chrome developers have removed the option to disable DirectWrite (both in chrome://flags/#disable-direct-write and --disable-directwrite-for-UI switch). As a result, page and UI fonts began to look blurrier, fuzzy, or the characters are improperly positioned, which is especially noticeable on small sizes. Developers explained this move as phasing out the obsolete technology:
https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=579678
However, the new DirectWrite implementation in Chrome gives worse results and eventually the eyes get tired much more quickly. I rolled back to Chrome 51 until the moment when DirectWrite will be comparable by quality with old GDI rendering. If not, probably I will have to use other browser, because this feature has been removed from the open-source Chromium code and soon or later it will affect all Chromium-based browsers.
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I would also like to know why Material Design hasn't been shipped with the Windows version. Don't worry, I'm not mad or anything, just curious.
Also, when can we expect Material Design for Chrome on Windows? Will it come in a future update of v52 or do we have to wait for the release of v53.
Thank you very much in advance for taking your time and answering my question.
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Slavic: "Unfortunately, Chrome developers have removed the option to disable DirectWrite... https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=579678"
Are you serious..
Wtf are they thinking? DirectWrite looks HORRIBLE and strains my eyes. Same reason I turned off ClearType in Vista and had to switch system fonts in 7 since it was forced all the time.
Used to be a simple option in flags, then we were forced to disable it there and use a command line switch.. and now it's going away entirely. This is worse than smooth scrolling being forced on us.
Google have lost their minds as much as Mozilla. And here Chrome has been my fallback browser because of Firefox's changes.
These developers are completely out of touch with the userbase.
So the users that have problems with fuzzy fonts and had to disable directwrite, now do what exactly ?
If you were using the flag and now have fuzzy fonts, please try the following:
1. Type ClearType in the Windows search box then click on "Adjust ClearType Text" in the search results.
2. Run the tuner, check the "Turn On ClearType" checkbox, then go through the rest of the screens of the wizard.
3. If after running the tuner text still looks fuzzy or blurry, try turning off anti-aliasing in Windows. This might be particularly helpful on very high resolution displays. To do so, you can use the following process:
Open the control panel. Click "System and Security" then click "System".
On the left side, click "Advanced system settings".
Click the "Advanced" tab, then under "Performance" click the "Settings" button.
Under the "Visual Effects" tab, uncheck the "Smooth edges of screen fonts" checkbox, click "Apply", and restart Chrome.
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DirectWrite is the worst thing to a browser ever. Especially Facebook looks aaaawful. Please bring the disable-option back.
Cleartype or any other change does nothing and actually makes it worse.
This is terrible to the eye and causing fatigue using chrome 52 now.
Why was directwrite removed ?
the only solution to this problem is returning directwrite so it can be disabled.
Hi, mi Google Chrome has the Versión 52.0.2743.82 m
I want to ask what is the meaning of "m" in the version number?
Thanks a lot
Tabs are crashing very frequently, please work on it, seriously...!
Mac OSX 10.11.6, Google Chrome is now unusably slow. Tabs take anything up to 10 minutes to load, switching between tabs will cause the app to freeze for anything up to a minute. Have tried countless reboots, PRAM clear, web cache clear, all with no change to app performance.
Please give back the disable-direct-write option. I cannot use Chrome anymore because I can't read anything.
The font rendering from the changes in Chrome 52 on Mac OS are terrible and blurry as others have talked about. I have used it for less than 30 minutes and I had to walk away from my computer because of a headache. Chrome has been such a reliable browser for years, but this change is a massive step back. Unfortunately, I will need to switch browsers until a fix can be rolled out.
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Material on macOS looks just awful - and makes no sense, this is macOS, not Android :-(
Luckily there's an flags option to choose the standard OS design again. If that option goes away at some point it's goodbye to Chrome for me.
Wow! I'm running Mac OsX and all of a sudden my fonts in Chrome are HORRIBLE! They are extremely fuzzy and its really annoying. I am going to try the rollback after finding this thread since the latest update seems to be the reason. PLEASE fix this so that I don't have to switch browsers for good
I revert back to version 51 because 52's MacType rendering failed
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