Mastodawn

What on earth is causing this error?
New install of Home Assistant, works normally in Firefox, but Chrome is rendering all text shifted by two characters, so "Welcome" becomes "Ucjamkcâ".

Even stranger is that viewing the source in Chrome shows the correct text, and copying and pasting it also results in correct text.

Any ideas?

Update: Changing the CSS font in the browser debugger to remove Roboto fixes the issue. So does uninstalling Roboto from the computer.
Still confused about why this only affected one browser and not the other, though!

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medium rare bird Jan 24

@wintrmute some kind of font issue, maybe webfont parsing?

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Toby Wint_rmute Jan 24

@migratory Looks like something to do with fonts -- changing the CSS font-family via the debugger to any other font fixes the issue.
I don't know _how_ this can be broken in this way, though! The webfont is loaded from a CDN by the look of it.
I tried clearing the Chrome browser cache to no avail.

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jaseg

@wintrmute @migratory I have had problems like this in the past when on my Linux system, I did system updates that included font updates while Firefox was running. I'd maybe try restarting the computer and see if the problem persists.