Short answer: you cannot.
CSS has no methods that affect font rendering in a browser; only the system can do this.
Obviously, the sharpness of the text can be easily achieved with pixel-tight screens, but if you use a regular PC, it will be difficult to achieve.
There are several new fonts that are smooth, but when sacrificed it seems a little blurry (for example, look at most Adobe fonts). However, you may find fonts with a smooth but blurry design, Google Fonts .
There are several new CSS3 methods for rendering fonts and text effects, although the consistency, performance, and reliability of these methods have changed so much that you usually shouldn't rely too much on them.
Jace Cotton Jul 25 '13 at 17:26 2013-07-25 17:26
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