* Being difficult to read due to its mix of thin and thick strokes.
* Having poor language/extended character support.
* Not having other weights/styles (bold, italic, etc) and relying on browser approximations of those variants.
The next fonts down the stack (Garamond and Times) are more properly aligned to the appearance of the top-level serif font in the stack (Hoefler Text), and work better in its place.
Props kjellr, Rarst, justintadlock.
Fixes#45881.
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In the non-latin font fallback styles, languages using the Devanagari alphabet were initially committed in a comma-separated list in the `:lang()` selector, which isn't fully supported. This update separates those languages into their own `:lang()` selectors.
Props mako09.
Fixes#45731.
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The theme's original approach to its non-latin font fallbacks required `!important`, which overrode fonts that shouldn't have been changed, like the icon fonts used for editor buttons.
Props kjellr, mako09, allancole.
Fixes#45731.
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ianbelanger
Sergey Biryukov
laurelfulford
desrosj
Gary Pendergast