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Edie Brickell

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Apr 22, 2010
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1. From the Safari menu, select Preferences... .
2. Click Appearance. To change the font for "Standard font:" or "Fixed-width font:", click the appropriate Select... button. To change the default encoding, next to "Default Encoding:", use the drop-down menu.
 

andymac2210

macrumors regular
Jul 18, 2011
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1. From the Safari menu, select Preferences... .
2. Click Appearance. To change the font for "Standard font:" or "Fixed-width font:", click the appropriate Select... button. To change the default encoding, next to "Default Encoding:", use the drop-down menu.

No option for 'Appearance' exists.
 

Weaselboy

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Jan 23, 2005
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I use the Quickstyle extension to set custom fonts. Works well.

1. From the Safari menu, select Preferences... .
2. Click Appearance. To change the font for "Standard font:" or "Fixed-width font:", click the appropriate Select... button. To change the default encoding, next to "Default Encoding:", use the drop-down menu.

Gone in 6.0.
 

Edie Brickell

macrumors member
Apr 22, 2010
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I use Safari 5.1.5 version and its having appearance option.

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I don't know about 6th version
 
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