Updates:
        Summary: tab title font size (hard-coded) is too small  for some 
languages  
and cannot be changed with the desktop settings

Comment #4 on issue 17866 by [email protected]: tab title font size  
(hard-coded) is too small  for some languages and cannot be changed with  
the desktop settings
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=17866


Thank you for pointing me to the CL and other comments.

It appears smaller on Linux than on Windows with the default UI font setting
untouched. I never thought the tab title font size is too small on Windows.

For me even English titles look a little too small on Linux.

The hard-coded value is 8pt. So, assumming 96dpi, it's 10 or 11px. At that  
size,
traditional Chinese characters with a lot of horizontal strokes would look  
really
bad.

As for using bitmap font, I'd be against that. Windows CJK fonts with  
built-in bitmap
glyphs look ugly (small or larget ;-p). New CJK UI fonts introduced on  
Vista  and
(most) CJK outline fonts on Linux look nicer with anti-aliasing on than XP  
CJK fonts
with bitmap glyphs. Well, others may not agree (some Chinese linux users  
definitely
do not agree with me :-))

More importantly, at 10px/11px, bitmap fonts wouldn't solve the problem for  
Chinese
if not making it worse.



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