It occurs only in the Safari browser, and so far, I've only noticed it on the Google results page.
iMac (M1, 2021)
Safari > Preferences > Privacy > Something like "Manage sites data" (mine is in Portuguese so I don't know the exactly wording in English).
Then just search for "Google"
Not 100% sure on this, but a quick check in the web inspector shows there's a -webkit-text-stroke property on the Google results <h3> which, if disabled, cleans things up nicely. Which could explain why it doesn't show up in Chrome or other browsers, and is maybe fixed/tweaked in the Technology Preview?
After thinking about this for a bit, you might want to try Safari Technology Preview to see if it's any better,
clear cache + cookie from google, include fonts.google
Not seeing the issue in Sonoma 14.1.1…
Chrome:
Safari (Version 17.1 ):
I have no extensions.
I should have added, I have no explanation.
Good idea.
This is render from Safari Technology Preview
k_spain wrote:
Good idea.
Yes it was. 😎
How can I do that? I hope to hear.
Same here. The proposed solution did not work for me. Hopefully, enough of us have this problem for Apple and / or Google to come up with a fix soon. Not a huge problem but it's annoying.
It's only temporary. As soon as you sign up to Google again it's back.
Safari font artifacts since the Sonoma update
