Hi @mourner ,
I can only imagine what your life is like right now in the midst of invasion! This is certainly not urgent, but I just wanted to document here...
I wanted to pose a question and propose a possible solution to the issue where Chrome and other browsers are often inconsistent in their anti-aliased font rendering like below output from latest pixelmatch:
A human can see "New Client" is shifted a few pixels up and over between the two screenshots, and might consider it within the threshold of "close enough - PASS". Anti-aliasing parameters don't seem to get it to filter out the false positive. So I forked your repo and made this pull request: #106
Hi @mourner ,
I can only imagine what your life is like right now in the midst of invasion! This is certainly not urgent, but I just wanted to document here...
I wanted to pose a question and propose a possible solution to the issue where Chrome and other browsers are often inconsistent in their anti-aliased font rendering like below output from latest
pixelmatch:A human can see "New Client" is shifted a few pixels up and over between the two screenshots, and might consider it within the threshold of "close enough - PASS". Anti-aliasing parameters don't seem to get it to filter out the false positive. So I forked your repo and made this pull request: #106