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I am having a display issue that seem to occur only with Google Chrome and only on my computer. I would like to resolve it. The issue is:

  • This site is in French, and contains several occurrences of the letter à. On some of those occurrences, the space after the letter is missing (screenshot).

Troubleshooting Steps:

  • I have tried incognito mode in Chrome, and the issue is still present.

  • I have tried a different browser (Internet Explorer and Firefox), and the issue is not present.

  • I have tried Google Chrome on a different computer (Win 10, x86) and the issue is not present.

  • I have uninstalled Google Chrome via control panel-->add/remove programs, re-downloaded it, and re-installed it, but the issue is still present.

I am running Google Chrome version 65.0.3325.146, and Win 10, x64.

Thanks.

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Check your fonts in unicode settings:

Click on 3 points --> Settings --> in search settings write unicode.

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  • @F.Rahamin OK I checked the settings. But what exactly am I looking for? I checked the Unicode settings on both my desktop computer (the computer with the issue) and my laptop (a computer without the issue), and they have identical settings.
    – cag8f
    Mar 23, 2018 at 15:52
  • Check if all fonts are the same if all right try to use this chrome extension and set Unicode UTF-8 chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/set-character-encoding/… Please let me know
    – F.Rahamim
    Mar 23, 2018 at 17:14
  • I checked if all fonts were identical between both computers, and they were. I then installed the extension you suggested. Unicode was already set to 'UTF-8.' However there was no change in the issue--it was still present.
    – cag8f
    Mar 24, 2018 at 10:11
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The issue, in this case, was because I had the same font (Questrial) installed locally. When I uninstalled that font, the issue went away (see outside thread). I'm still not sure exactly why having the same font installed locally caused the issue, since I certainly have other web fonts installed locally without issue. Plus, I installed this font locally for a reason, because I need it in a local application (Photoshop/Illustrator). Not sure how I'll get around that.

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