Windows 10: More Blurry text problems, but only text rendering in MS browsers

Been perusing the "blurry text" threads, but my issue seems only to be present in the text rendering in MS-Edge/IE11, so I was wondering whether there's some setting to improve the HTML rendering in the MS browsers???

Text in everything else is crystal clear, but anything in a MS browser is rubbish (as can be seen here on the left - the text in the dialog on the right is fine - though that's now looking a bit less clear when viewing the image in the browser *really)




I've got the latest v1511(10586.11)

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MS Edge/IE11 text rendering very blurry in W10 - v1511 (10586.11)

Is there any way to fix the blurry text-rendering of HTML text MS-Edge / IE11???

Since upgrading to Win10 I have noticed the rendering of HTML text in these browsers is quite blurry

This is not a problem for text in any other components of W10 - just the rendering of text in the microsoft web browser(s) which can be seen in this screenshot - very ragged text displayed in the browser screen, but perfectly clear text
in the dialog window, so don't tell me it's a graphics driver issue



This is the difference between Chrome & IE11

 

MS Edge/IE11 text rendering very blurry in W10 - v1511 (10586.11)

Typical MS bulls**t - why don't you read the post:

The fonts are only blurry when text is being rendered in the MS Edge and IE11 browsers

Every where else in Win10 (or using Google Chrome as a browser) everything is perfectly clear so it has absolutely nothing to do with bad cables or monitors - this issue is on a laptop anyway

This issue was not present in Windows 7 but has only become apparent in Windows 10 - a more reasoned answer to my query elsewhere was as follows

 

I see exactly the same in IE 11 and Edge vs. Firefox or Chrome - based browsers like Maxthon, Baidu etc. This is on desktop and laptop screens running at 100% native resolution.

The images in the above post show the problem clearly when opened and expanded to full size.

It's due to antialiased monochrome text in the MS browsers, rather than sub-pixel rendered text in the others. MS does it this way to allow rotation of screens like tablets, etc., with little change in appearance.

 

Thanks for that info Fafhrd - I'm viewing in Chrome at the moment and everything is as clear as a clear thing *Biggrin.

However, I've only noticed this issue since upgrading from Win7 to Win10, so there must be some difference in the way that the rendering is handled by MS now.

I assume there's no way of fixing the MS browsers, so maybe I'll stick to Chrome from now on...

 

Further update on this;

• The blurry text rendering in Edge/IE11 is only a problem when browsing on my Laptop which is v1511(Build 10586.11)
• Using my Desktop, the rendering is fine - the Desktop is still v10.0(Build 10240)

So this could therefore be down to a number of things

• There is a difference between builds 10240 and 10586.11
• There is a difference between the display drivers on the 2 machines
• There is some other HTML rendering issue on the laptop

The Desktop Graphics are Intel(R) HD 26/11/2012 Version 8.15.10.2900: The Laptop Graphics are exactly the same, so that presumably cancels out option 2