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On most websites that display Japanese text, it does not appear anti-aliased in my browser, while Latin text of course does. Kanji is universally anti-aliased, which is somewhat understandable, but hiragana is not. This is only an issue on Windows - the Mac has much better & native font anti-aliasing which seems to work well regardless of the alphabet. Is there something on my end that I can do to fix this? And is there a way to ensure a website of my own creation displays anti-aliased Japanese text?
1This is not related to windows. This is the problem of the font, because old Japanese font often contain bitmap characters for small font sizes which cannot be applied any kind of anti-aliasing. Modern font which only contain hinting characters such as Meiryo UI would be smoothed very well – phuclv – 2013-08-18T02:10:35.760