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Hi,
On some websites (e.g. archlinux.org) most numbers are not rendered by Firefox. (Letters seem to be fine though.) Here is a screenshot. In contrast, the page appears well on Konqueror.
It started yesterday (2025-11-29) after a a complete upgrade of my system (pacman -Syu).
In Firefox's font settings, I do allow pages to change fonts. Some pages (e.g. this one) do change the fonts and appear well. However, if I disable the feature, then they also break.
I firstly reported this issue on Mozilla's forum. I was suggested to install the binaries directly from mozilla.org. Since this suggestion does work, my guess (nothing other than a guess) is that the problem lies on the packaging.
I'm using
firefox 145.0.2-1
plasma-desktop 6.5.3-2
wayland 1.24.0-1
Thanks,
Cassio.
Last edited by Cassio Neri (2025-12-02 21:47:25)
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Have you tried creating a fresh profile for firefox to verify if that also has the issue ?
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Have you tried creating a fresh profile for firefox to verify if that also has the issue ?
Yes, I did and got the same issue.
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So what's your default sans serif font? Use the web inspector to check what FF resolves there for the affected text. Well then check what's wrong w/ that font.
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So what's your default sans serif font?
Spot on! You found theproblem. I don't know how it hapenned, but the defauls sans serif font was Twemoji Mozilla. I've changed it to Noto Sans and everything works fine now.
Many thanks.
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Thanks.
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