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Reminder that `system-ui` is well supported, when you use it on macOS you get San Francisco which is a variable font, which is fun, and the fallbacks are pretty good.
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codeinabox programming.dev codeinabox@programming.dev
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Link: https://master.dev/blog/system-ui-san-francisco-fun/
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Zachariah lemmy.world Zachariah@lemmy.world
Joined: 2023-06-13
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You can use the value system-ui in your font-family in CSS, you get a font that represents the default user interface font. Meaning you get something kinda Windowsy on Windows, Linuxy on Linux, and Macsy on macOS, etc. It’s well supported across browsers and platforms. I think it’s a good choice for many situations.
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