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The difference between a browser and fonts is not only for certain font fonts

The Google Fonts LATO fonts look much thinner in Firefox than Chrome for the usual font weight (whereas for the bold font there is no discrepancy). -webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased; (as suggested in several answers) doesn't help. Any suggestion to resolve the non-compliance?

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Download only the subset you need (possibly Latin), and not through the Google Fonts API. This may solve your problem.

Google Chrome seems to ignore the requested subsets, it gets all the available subsets along with its Unicode ranges and loads them according to the type of characters found throughout the page.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1265448/

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