Getting different results from different browsers on same machine

[mattbrailsford]

Running in Chrome and Firefox on Windows 10, I'm getting a different results across different browsers. Specifically, on Chrome "Sundanese" is detected, but in Firefox it's not.

[mattbrailsford]

Increasing the fontsize to 201 seemed to resolve the issue for me.

[mattbrailsford]

I had to switch it to use span and inline CSS though as well to make it work

"<span style = 'font-family:" + this.fontFace + "; font-size:" + this.fontSize + "px;'>&#" + c + "</span>";

[Song-Li]

Hi Matt, Thank you so much! The supported language detection problem has been a problem for a long time for me. At first we tried to use canvas. That works fine. But by this method, we can only use server part to deal with the canvas pictures. I what to change the detection to JS part. So new bugs come. I have updated some fixes for the language detection in Windows Chrome, which works for some of them but not all of them. The cross browser project is also using this repo. If you have any suggestion, fell free to submit any pull request. I will merge it into the repo. Thank you again!

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[jerrypy]

Using canvas, the results are also different in different browsers. @Song-Li

FYI:
macOS 10.12.4
Google Chrome 59.0.3071.115
Firefox 54.0.1
Safari 10.1

[Song-Li]

@jerrypy Very interesting. If so, Safari may have its own writing scripts. I'll check this problem. Do you have any suggestions?