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infuse01 said
3alisha said
infuse01 saidAhahaha, i think i know you’ll say “get a mac” lolololol
I have a solution for you, but you won’t like it![]()
Haha, no I wouldn’t – surprise
I would rather recommend to re-format and re-setup your machine. Still not ideal I guess![]()
Meh, i wont re-format it.. Not yet. (waiting for windows8)
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Yes the default custom.css is a blank file. Many people reported that method worked so your case is weird. What is your version of Chrome? Did you try uninstall and run the installation again?
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I had something similar with fonts on my PC when I had installed some plug-ins.
Reinstall your chrome, at least in my case, it helped. It`s fine now 
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Hi Bro.
Here is some solutions.
Solution 1: Open Google Chrome and enter this into the address bar
chrome://chrome/settings/fonts
Check to see everything is okay
Solution 2:
Go to my computer or (Computer), Right Click on the white space and click on “Properties”. Then follow the image specially made for you 
Solution 3: A very simple solution sometimes, “Ctrl + 0” will make the website zoom in or zoom out to normal.
Hope it helps 
The css fix works but the code listed by GBS had incorrect apostrophies. Here is the correct version:
@font-face { font-family: ‘helvetica’; src: local(‘Arial’); }
@font-face { font-family: ‘helvetica neue’; src: local(‘Arial’); }
Blessings 
gbs said
I have Helvetica Neue family and Chrome but I have never experienced this issue. However many people experienced this problem and there is a solution you may want to try
Chrome has some issues when using/displaying text or glyphs in Helvetica.To fix (or rather, work around) this issue; open the custom.css file located inUSERPROFILE \AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\User StyleSheets
and add the following:
@font-face { font-family: ‘helvetica’; src: local(‘Arial’); }
@font-face { font-family: ‘helvetica neue’; src: local(‘Arial’); }
Changes should be immediately applied.
looks the same to me

