Zero and capital O in Atom on Windows about pragmatapro HOT 6 CLOSED

If you zoom in on your screenshot, you'll notice there is subpixel antialiasing on the file names and the line numbers, and non-subpixel antialiasing on the code. Here's a clear example.

This may be Atom's design choice. Fortunately, you can easily overrule this choice with the help of a user agent stylesheet. Just locate the appropriate CSS selector in Atom's code, and style it with -webkit-font-smoothing: subpixel-antialiased — as long as you're using a WebKit-based browser, that is.

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Thanks, that is probably the correct setting, but the chromium version that Atom runs in on Windows appears to ignore the setting no matter what I put there. I tried disabling hardware acceleration, but that did not help either.

Btw, for anyone looking to try this, use File->Open Your Stylesheet, and put the -webkit line in the .editor block.

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Did you try adding !important at the end?

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I think that works, thanks a lot:

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Additionally, for subpixel antialiasing to work in Atom, the “Use Hardware Acceleration” setting must be off.

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Thank you mietek for your precious help!!

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