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Is it possible to change the font in Chrome for a specific website? For example, I want to read Wikipedia with Arial 16, but for all other websites I want to use a default font Segoe UI 14pt. I looked a the settings, but I couldn't find an option to set the font for a specific website. Thanks.
Dimitar Tsonev
Posted 2014-12-28T11:29:48.507
Reputation: 1 155
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AFAIK, Chrome does not allow you to do this by default, but you can use this helpful extension called Font Changer to change the font for any website.
It's really easy to use - just click the icon next to the address bar and change the size, font, style, or weight. You can also choose your own font (eg. a .ttf TrueType Font file) and use that.
BTW I'm not affiliated with it.
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Posted 2014-12-28T11:29:48.507
Reputation: 5 559
1Using the dev tools you can do this, temporarily, with completely stock Chrome. But that change is reset on every page load. For something permanent the above solution is good. You can take it even deeper with another extension called Stylish - though that requires knowledge of CSS. – zeel – 2015-01-11T23:06:34.783
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You can also use an extension call Stylebot(link) on Chrome. It's not just limited to font changing but allow you to inject custom css to it.
Tuan Anh Tran
Posted 2014-12-28T11:29:48.507
Reputation: 194
This is a better product than Font Changer, imo, because you can right-click and change specific elements instead of the whole page. – credford – 2017-01-12T23:39:06.890
TamperMonkey will probably do what you want. – DavidPostill – 2014-12-28T12:18:58.293
Natively in Chrome you can ofcourse modify the css of the webpage. Needless to say this formatting will be lost when reloading - but for one-time use it can be easy. Otherwise one of the already mentioned extensions will serve you well. – jdepypere – 2014-12-28T12:35:24.333
For reference, this was natively possible prior to Chrome 33, but that feature has been removed.
– wchargin – 2014-12-28T16:46:52.183