Fix 1: Disable Hardware Acceleration
When you disable hardware acceleration, you offload graphics processing tasks from the computer’s graphics card to the central processing unit, which is helpful if the problem is triggered by GPU issues. Follow the steps below.
Step 1: Launch Google Chrome.
Step 2: Type the address below into the address bar and hit Enter.
chrome://settings/system
Step 3: Toggle off the option for Use hardware acceleration when available.

Step 4: Restart Google Chrome, and you won’t notice blurry font in the browser.
Fix 2: Use ClearType Text Tuner
Windows has a built-in ClearType text tuner tool to help users adjust the font style and appearance on a laptop or PC.
Step 1: Click the Magnifying lens in the taskbar, type cleartype, and click the ClearType option.

Step 2: Click the Next button > click on Next again in the subsequent Windows.

Step 3: Follow the on-screen commands to complete the survey. The OS will then adjust the font style throughout the system to make the text easier to read.
Fix 3: Update Font Settings From Google Chrome
Google Chrome offers a default font customization menu from Settings. Here’s how to use and customize the font to your liking.
Step 1: Launch Google Chrome.
Step 2: Type the address below into the address bar and hit Enter.
chrome://settings/fonts
Step 3: From the same menu, check font size and select different font styles. Pick one that suits your eyes better and close the Settings menu.

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Last updated on 28 May, 2024
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The only thing that ended up working for me was disabling hardware acceleration – my fonts were blurry in Chrome with it enabled!
Thanks, that’s the only thing that worked for me as well!
Number 6 is the one that is made the font in gmail somewhat better but it’s still not all the way clear.