Problem with letters in MacOs - it looks more blurry than other editors

[joaquingils]

As with linux, in mac you place a bracket text on the one hand and sublime text on the other and you notice a big difference.

With the advanced Brackets being little by little (for me the best) I do not understand how the text is still seen much less clear when the most important thing for a programmer is the text he writes.

From here I make an appeal to solve the problem and you can get a sharpness like sublime text or netbeans ...

My computer is an imac 27 "of 2013.

[brunnopleffken]

AFAIK, Brackets uses an outdated version of Chromium which doesn't render sub-pixel antialiasing properly. Updating the Chromium version of the editor should solve the problem as it solved in Atom and VSCode in the past.

[joaquingils]

Thanks but I do not have the problem in the browser, the problem is with the bracket editor. I speak of the letters in the editor itself.

[brunnopleffken]

@jgs806 I know, Brackets is a Chromium-based app. When you open Brackets, actually you're opening like a WebView, running Chromium with the editor wrapped into it. Brackets actually is pure HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

So, as I said, the Chromium version of the Brackets editor is quite outdated, updating Brackets to use Chromium v64 or higher (they fixed the font rendering antialiasing in this version) should solve the rendering issues.

[Arkturhoiii2]

I am new, and I don't know how to updating chromium v64, on my Brackets