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Make capital i and lower cast L look different

mrttao

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The font used by this site has indistinguishable capital i and lower case L.
Look below
IllIIIllllIllllIIIIII
this is a random combination of the two, the only different between them is the spacing and you can't really tell what the hell is what.
Generally speaking most fonts have slight differentiation for the two

For example here is times new roman, where I and l are clearly distinguishable
 
Nah, it's distinguishable by height and spacing too.
iLLiiiLLLLiLLLLiiiiii is what you typed.
Absolutely clear as day.
 
Ah I see, do you happen to be using the default Light Responsive style mrttao ?

U3b0q0P.png


Yeah, sans-serif really doesn't distinguish them at all.
 
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