Switch on color inversion from Magnifier and run ClearTypeClearType is Microsoft's implementation of subpixel rendering technology in rendering text in a font system. and ClearType sucks. ClearType doesn't give the best font and the font looks awful bad even after configuring several times. I have tried it several times to get the font atleast good. But while I was checking the magnifier recently, i came across color inversion and saw that my font looks awful while the color is inverted. So i tried to switch on the inverted option in magnifier to and tried to configure the ClearType and selected all the ones that are good, and applied them. Once i return back from color inversion, my font looked better than what I had previously applied. Although it worked perfectly for some parts, other parts which looked nice before became bad. Enjoy :)
--- title: "Best method to configure cleartype" date: 2017-06-01T07:11:27 author: Mithun category: hacks tags: [windows-10, cleartype] reading: ~1 min ---
# Best method to configure cleartype
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## comments (1)
- probefive· 2017-06-03
I agree with you. They say there's a lot of developing behind but with CSS I can add a simple instruction to get a better render than ClearType.
For example
text-shadow: 0px 0px 1.2px #000000;
I didn't even add an alpha rgb color, and it's already better.