> For example, most people don't consider that the W and the M in your font must look distinctly different, and not just vertical mirrors of each other.
Why isn't relying on default fonts provided by the user's system good enough for that?
Why isn't relying on default fonts provided by the user's system good enough for that?
Tool customization may be where the users and power users are separated - but it's hard to tell who is who when you're just looking at an HTTP request.