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Goudi Handfooled font not rendered correctly in FF 58.0.1

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As seen in the screenshot, "Titelblad" is rendered wrong in the page but correctly in the fonts inspector. What can I do to fix this?

As seen in the screenshot, "Titelblad" is rendered wrong in the page but correctly in the fonts inspector. What can I do to fix this?
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Keazen oplossing

I found the problem, or at least a solution. The font displays wrong unless I set the style as { ... font-weight: bold; }

Haven't looked into the metadata of the font but perhaps there's something in there that would explain this.

For whatever reason, the font renders as expected in Chromium without the font-weight setting. Whether that is actually correct or not I have no idea :)

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TyDraniu
TyDraniu
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http://strimlad.se/gravs%c3%a5dd/00.titelblad.html

It's OK for me.

Maybe it's something with remote fonts? Go to about:config and check gfx.downloadable_fonts.enabled == true.

Klas
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Keazen oplossing

I found the problem, or at least a solution. The font displays wrong unless I set the style as { ... font-weight: bold; }

Haven't looked into the metadata of the font but perhaps there's something in there that would explain this.

For whatever reason, the font renders as expected in Chromium without the font-weight setting. Whether that is actually correct or not I have no idea :)