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Wizo

macrumors newbie
Dec 25, 2012
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Something else I just noted, if you have Adobe Creative installed and cancel your subscription, it will screw up several of your fonts. Even many that come with your Mac like Helvetica.

I had to uninstall Creative suite and then restore the default fonts on my mac for webpages and emails using Helvetica to display correctly again.
 
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jmac045

macrumors newbie
Nov 9, 2024
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The font of the text in my Google search results was unusually thin and difficult to read. I was able to workaround this by clicking on the magnifying glass in the search results after the results popped up. However, after recently updating the Mac OS to Sequoia, the workaround no longer changed the font to something readable. I reviewed the posts on this thread and looked for Roboto in my Fontbook, but it wasn't there. I then opened the Creative Cloud app and found Roboto was one of the families of installed fonts. After removing it, the font on my Google search results returned to the normal easy-to-read font!

Does anyone else feel like this is a major oversight from Google and flaw in Google Chrome? Why are we forced to scour the web for articles and find user reported solutions? I would think Google, being one of the largest tech companies in the world, could prevent their web browsers search results from changing fonts or create an error message with instructions.
 
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