Safari displaying AAAAAAAAAAAAAA on websites

There is no record of Last Resort or Keyboard now in any files.

There is no need to worry about whether you see those or not, they are not relevant to your problem.

See below list of fonts in each file (direct copy and paste)

What about System/Library/Fonts?

Chris

it's just webpages that display these aaa's, yes?

Does another user account work normally ?

If so - switch back to your regular account... move all the fonts from User/Library/Fonts/ & test again

Tom --
Thanks for dropping by.
SYSTEM. Library> Fonts is pasted above
May 3. That's the first thing I asked for.

andy --

I wanted to make clear to the OP that he is not to touch
the SYSTEM > Library > Fonts. Just USER.

Aahhh! So I started a new user admin account and there you go it's all fine. Great.

This new user account has no fonts in user/library/fonts, right? That could mean that the source of your problem is something bad in the user/library/fonts for your problem user. Try removing all of those.

OK, Chris . . .

Quit Safari.
Open up your Font Book application in your Applications folder.
Select "All fonts" and then look for the duplicate fonts.
Click "Yes" to resolve duplicates. If you see a warning about corrupted fonts,
also click "Yes."

Restart your Mac (this is an important step).
Then retry Safari.

If no better, Quit Safari. Then you can take your entire USERS > Library > Font folder to the
desktop. Restart Safari.

Message was edited by: ~Bee

Yes, the one that does not work right.
That's the one we want to delete the USERS fonts folder from.

Chris --
Tell her I'll go buy a pair of white gloves, LOL.
What's going on?

I moved the fonts into desktop clearing the user fonts as directed and now everything works. So thanks very much.

If you wanted to isolate which font is causing the problem, one way is to put half of those fonts back into the right place and see what happens, and continue cutting by half each time.

Chris --

If you do the testing, I'd start with all the Lucida's in her User>Library>fonts folder.
They shouldn't conflict, but maybe they are.