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That title doesn’t seem true. I zoomed in on the text above and took a screenshot, then zoomed in even more on that screenshot and edited in some marker lines:
Maybe some fonts do that, but not the default one used on Lemmy. Nor, I suspect, most common web sans serif fonts.
The smaller the font the less noticable, especially with pixelation. But look at the top red line you drew, the F & T are grey pixels and the Q & O are white in the center.
FQOT
That title doesn’t seem true. I zoomed in on the text above and took a screenshot, then zoomed in even more on that screenshot and edited in some marker lines:
Maybe some fonts do that, but not the default one used on Lemmy. Nor, I suspect, most common web sans serif fonts.
The smaller the font the less noticable, especially with pixelation. But look at the top red line you drew, the F & T are grey pixels and the Q & O are white in the center.
The anti-aliasing there indicates the O and Q are the full pixel in height and the F, T are a half pixel in height.
how it looks on my Android phone on Firefox