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I get this too. It happens to a lot of @fontfaces when viewed in chrome and I've never seen a solution on how to fix it, although I've heard it been called a 'solved' problem. I'd love to figure this out.

I've seen this problem when using @font-face generators that remove font hinting to save space. Last time I used FontSquirrel's generator, I had to specifically unset the option to remove hinting in order to get the fonts to look right on Chrome on Windows.

Aha thanks for the insight, I'll know what to suggest now when reporting this to site owners.

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