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No the generic font would still default to a Chinese font. You should set the secondary to a common Japanese font such as MS PGothic or MS PMincho which have been included with Windows since 95, and the fallback to a generic family. It would default to that for anyone with those fonts, and then the generic for everyone else which would most likely mean Mac or Linux. It should probably be set something like this:
Meiryo UI; MS PMincho; Serif
Meiryo UI for anyone with Win 7 as it’s not avilable before that, PMincho for anyone on Windows 95-Vista, generic family for everyone else.
I believe the problem does not exist on Mac, but it is an issue on Linux as well, at least on Fx. It happens on Win 7 too (I’m running Win 7), but it would probably be more common on XP as XP does not ship with Japanese support.
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This reply was modified 12 years, 9 months ago by
meowmix4jo.
The Japanase text on Chrome is because IE and Fx will correctly use Japanese fonts when a font isn’t specified. Chrome however, will use a Chinese font. This bug has been known about for almost four years now, it finally got fixed last month on the nightly builds, it still hasn’t been pushed to release though. You can fix it by forcing a Japanese font. I fixed mine with this CSS:
#content-wrap {
font-family: Meiryo UI;
}tbody tr td {
font-family: Meiryo UI;
}section.lesson p {
font-family: Meiryo UI;
}thead tr th {
font-family: Meiryo UI;
}The crashing from videos is a flash problem not a chrome problem. You can fix it by switching to HTML5 youtube (http://www.youtube.com/html5) or just navigating to a page without flash before trying to close it.
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