Font Replacer

This converts all fonts on your website into a pleasing web font. Sometimes webpage fonts look poor regardless of the settings or extensions you apply, especially on Windows. Using style-related methods can also be complicated and time-consuming. If webpage fonts still do not look the way you want after trying various methods, we recommend this extension. This program forcibly replaces webpage web fonts with a specified font, providing a more readable web experience on systems where font rendering is poor. Because the program aims to avoid the worst fonts rather than offer a wide variety, it provides a selection of representative fonts. - Nanum Barun Gothic - Nanum Gothic - Nanum Myeongjo - NanumSquare - Spoqa Han Sans - Pretendard ※ Custom font support has been added. If you have a preferred font, use a woff/woff2 file or import CSS provided by Google Fonts or another font website. Q. How are fonts changed? A. The extension tries two methods. By default, it ignores the webpage's font settings and forcibly gives the user's chosen font the highest priority (the usual method). If this fails, enable the "Try another method" option to forcibly replace the contents of all commonly used fonts with the user's font. Q. Font replacement does not work on some sites. A. This is because those websites display content using an iframe (a webpage within a webpage). Due to the extension's structure, it cannot access the page being displayed, so there is no way to fix this. Q. What is forced size adjustment? A. Normally, you can zoom a webpage in or out with Ctrl + +/-. In some cases, however, you may want to change only the font size for readability while keeping the layout unchanged. Use this option in those cases. Because it adjusts every font, some text may be clipped and the overall page may become messy, but you can still use it if you want to enlarge just the main text or comments. For performance reasons, it applies only to content loaded initially, excluding dynamically loaded content.