Hard to discriminate between captial letter "O" and number "0". Not that good for actual coding IMO.
P.S.: This world really does NOT need any more look-good-only-under-Chrome websites.
P.S.: This world really does NOT need any more look-good-only-under-Chrome websites.
Your criticism is true for non-monospacing, though I think any fonts suffer from that.
FF user here, haven't tried Chrome so I guess I dunno what I'm missing. Site looks nice afaict. What's the issue?
The three-D cube of letters on top is supposed to be in a range of weights and styles. On Firefox they are all the same. You can still drag the cube around with the mouse but the characters don't change as they do in Chrome.
The font selection drop downs change the font in many of the features on the page, but this doesn't work on Firefox either. I'm trying it the latest developer version.
There are a lot of sliders and pointer-dragging features that immediately change the text characteristics but none of this cool stuff works on Firefox. At the bottom it says "Made by friends of Google Fonts", maybe that's an indication of their browser alignment.
The animation is actually smoother in v68, which is surprising given that IIRC v70 is supposed to make better use of hardware acceleration.
The drop down works fine too.
Kudos to the FF team!
Incredibly, the site actually performs better for me in Safari and Firefox, than it does in Chrome. It's easier to drag the box at the top in the first two, but it's supremely laggy in Chrome.