5 Replies Latest reply: Oct 22, 2014 4:31 AM by Billy D Stagg RSS

    Anti-aliasing in Edge Reflow

    doctoromago Community Member

      Hi everybody,

       

      Is there any way to control anti-aliasing in Edge Reflow?

        • 1. Re: Anti-aliasing in Edge Reflow
          Billy D Stagg Community Member

          Hey Doctoromago,

           

          Reflow uses the same layout engine as Chrome so you only have what is possible within the browser. This is ultimately the best way to use Reflow since you get an exact replication of what a user will see. If your post was with regards to something different please give us more information to help.

           

          All the best,

           

          Billy

          • 2. Re: Anti-aliasing in Edge Reflow
            doctoromago Community Member

            I am not sure, certain fonts i tried look different in Chrome and Reflow. I will try to attach some pictures so you can see.

            • 3. Re: Anti-aliasing in Edge Reflow
              Billy D Stagg Community Member

              Either way ultimately what the browser shows you is what your users will see so you shouldn't rely on Reflow alone. You'll have differences between Windows, Mac and different browsers too. They all take the markup and styles and treat them in slightly different ways.

              • 4. Re: Anti-aliasing in Edge Reflow
                doctoromago Community Member

                Thanks Billy i know all of this. The problem is that when i am using Reflow i am unable to see what will be my output in the browser. If i want to see how this looks like in a browser i need to preview it in a browser and that's not particularity handy to do all the time. So i though maybe there is an option to configure anti aliasing so i can set it to match my browser/browsers as close as possible. I am in the middle of something, when i finish i will post some pictures for you to see.

                • 5. Re: Anti-aliasing in Edge Reflow
                  Billy D Stagg Community Member

                  I don't believe there is or will be anything to help. As per my first reply, since Reflow uses the same layout engine as Chrome it's limited to what's avaliable. I could imagine additions of webkit only rendering options like -webkit-font-smoothing or -webkit-text-stroke in Reflow may help but adding those options will only change them in Chrome too so they'll still be different if they are indeed at the moment.

                   

                  Post your screens when you can just in case it is something else.

                   

                  Thanks,

                   

                  Billy