The Japanese font in the Chrome browser has somehow been changed to the Noto font. I had noticed the change, but since the Noto font suits me better, I will leave the setting as it is.

Chrome Japanese font changed from Meiryo to Noto

From Windows Forest :

In the case of Windows11 24H2, the change seems to have occurred at the time of applying the KB5055523 cumulative update.

Having been accustomed to the Meiryo font for a long time, it felt strange at first.But I got used to it after a while.

Since it will be the standard font for Windows 11, we will continue to use Noto rather than changing it every once in a while.

Excel font changes were more uncomfortable.

Excel has also changed fonts in the past, going from MS P Gothic to Yu Gothic, which looks thin and blurry.

I feel that the discomfort was greater at this time.

At that time, the first thing to do when starting Excel was to change the font to MS P Gothic.

Now that I’m used to Yu Gothic, I leave it as it is when I create from scratch.

Musubi

Noto is a font jointly developed by Google and Adobe, available for download from Google, and is also a standard font for Android.

Since it works fine on Linux, we will initially set up Noto fonts so that they can be used in any environment.

But I heard that iOS is Hiragino Kaku Gothic…what should I do?