12, 14, 15, 16 pt) so it shows more crispy at lower resolution. The pixelated font is actually as-designed as both 宋体 and 新細明體 have built in pixel font at certain size (eg. The bold font didn't show up good as both 宋体 and 新細明體 didn't have a bold counterpart, leading the browser to fake bold (ie thickening the lines) itself.
In Google Docs, since you can change the font of the document, thus the designer didn't choose a better Chinese font (or English font too) for fallback, which lead to the browser/operating system to fallback the font at your computer to serif font. The problem in Windows is for the default fallback font for a website, they used serif font (SimSum 宋体 for simplified Chinese, PMingLiu 新細明體 for traditional chinese) instead of sans-serif font in Mac (PingFang SC/TC 萍方-简/繁). As you are using Google Chrome and weboages, this is actually dependent on the CSS of the website you're using and the default fallback font of the browser and system.įrom what I see here, it's showing everything in default settings so I can safely deduce that you didn't modified your system much yet.
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