How to change web page fonts on Chrome

Although Chrome does provide users with a font installer, it only applies to browser settings. With the website when you visit, it will use the default font so it looks quite boring. If we want to create a new, changed website through fonts, we can install the Fonts Changer utility. This utility brings users to change font tables from font styles, font sizes for us to apply to the website. So you can use fonts that the site doesn't support. The following article will guide you how to install new fonts for websites on Chrome browser.

Instructions for changing the Chrome website font

Step 1:

We install the Fonts Changer utility for the web browser according to the link below.

1. Download the Fonts Changer Chrome extension

Step 2:

Now the user who opens the website wants to change any font or webpage including the Chrome Store. Click the widget icon at the address bar of the browser and see the font change interface. We proceed to change each content as below.

1. Font size: Adjust the font size for regular.
2. Minimum font size: Adjust the font size to be small.
3. Standard font: Change the default font style of web pages.
4. Serif font: Change the Serif font style (footed text) available on the web page.
5. Sans-serif font: Change the Sans-serif font type (serif font) available on web pages.
6. Fixed-width font: Change the font style single way.

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The new font will be applied immediately as shown below. However, to return to the default font, you must remove the utility, without the option to return to the default font.

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