I'm not sure if this is intentional, but the definition of the window-statusbar-text appearance seems to have been missing an explicit font since at least version 0.1.5. The result is that in some browsers the (default) statusbar font is different to the font used elsewhere in your Qx app.
Here's a tiny patch for qx.theme.appearance.DefaultAppearanceTheme.js that could fix the problem in 0.6.2.
"window-statusbar-text" : {
setup : function() {
this.font = new qx.renderer.font.Font(11, '"Segoe UI", Corbel, Calibri, Tahoma, "Lucida Sans Unicode", sans-serif');
},
initial : function(vTheme) {
return {
paddingTop : 1,
paddingRight : 4,
paddingBottom : 1,
paddingLeft : 4,
cursor : qx.constant.Core.DEFAULT,
font : this.font
}
}
},
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