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#261468 29-Nov-2019 11:40
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I see this for the word "Māori" on the right News pane on the forums:

 

 

It looks fine on the front page, however. This is over Edgeium, Edge, Chrome, IE and Firefox.





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  #2362773 29-Nov-2019 11:46
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Whats "Edgeium" ?





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  #2362777 29-Nov-2019 11:47
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The new edge is just a skinned chrome/chromium aka as MS gave up


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  #2362779 29-Nov-2019 11:47
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MikeB4:

 

Whats "Edgeium" ?

 

 

The new Edge based on the Chromium engine. 





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  #2362787 29-Nov-2019 11:57
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So correctly called Microsoft Edge.

 

I have checked GZ on Mac/Windows 10 and Ubuntu using Firefox, Chrome, Microsoft Edge(both Beta and Dev channels), Chromium and the fonts are displaying correctly in all counts. Are you running the latest versions of these browsers?





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  #2362795 29-Nov-2019 12:11
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MikeB4:

 

So correctly called Microsoft Edge.

 

I have checked GZ on Mac/Windows 10 and Ubuntu using Firefox, Chrome, Microsoft Edge(both Beta and Dev channels), Chromium and the fonts are displaying correctly in all counts. Are you running the latest versions of these browsers?

 

 

Technically yes, "Microsoft Edge" but that generally gets it confused with the other Microsoft Edge which is based on Microsoft's own Trident engine

 

Yes, these browsers are all up to date. I see the same issue on a number of Windows 10 & Server 2016/2019 machines running these browsers.

 

To clarify, it's only mangled in this area:

 





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  #2362935 29-Nov-2019 14:31
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Killerkiwi2005:

The new edge is just a skinned chrome/chromium aka as MS gave up


Gave up? No, this is more than a skin.

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  #2362936 29-Nov-2019 14:34
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Obraik:

MikeB4:


Whats "Edgeium" ?



The new Edge based on the Chromium engine. 


Microsoft Edge Dev and/or Microsoft Edge Canary.

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  #2363753 1-Dec-2019 00:25
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MikeB4:

Whats "Edgeium" ?

 

 

It's an alternative browser to Chromefox.

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  #2364229 1-Dec-2019 21:14
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It's like that for me too, but on the actual news page it's OK. Also, it's in the page source "Māori" vs "Māori".


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  #2364273 2-Dec-2019 06:33
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neb:
MikeB4:

 

Whats "Edgeium" ?

 

It's an alternative browser to Chromefox.

 

LOL.

 

Edgeium is a nickname for the new Microsoft Edge browser based on Chromium. So I assume that neb is making up another fake name as a joke.

 

Chromefox is actually a Firefox browser extension that makes Firefox look more like Chrome.


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