Translate renders the word "IBAN" using four different fonts

arty

RoxyRoxyRoxy I’m translating from German to English usually, or in the other direction. Here’s a link which showcases the problem to me https://translate.kagi.com/?from=auto&to=de&text=IBAN%3F

I’ve just reproduced this on a third computer with Ubuntu and Firefox and Chrome. Two of these computers have German as the preferred language.

I understand that not being able to reproduce it on your side pretty much blocks you from fixing it. I’m a web developer, maybe I could assist you in debugging it if you tell me in what direction to dig?

RoxyRoxyRoxy

arty Ok now that's weird. I daily drive our Orion browser and this doesn't occur there, but it does on Firefox. @Giorgio any idea what's going on 😅

arty

It looks like your font files are broken. For example, here’s your Inter font: https://cdn.fonts.coollabs.io/inter/normal/400.woff2. Download the file and drop it in https://fontsee.com/. Look at the glyphs: only the first letter, A, is sans-serif, the rest are serif.

arty

And it gets much more exciting if you use https://fontdrop.info/

arty

RoxyRoxyRoxy Is there more clarification needed?

RoxyRoxyRoxy

arty Nope, should be all good. If Giorgio needs more in fo he'll reach out 🙂

arty

I guess I should mention for @Giorgio that the problem is not just about the word IBAN, it’s the general mess of the different font faces. Frankly, I am quite ticked off by the special Myanmar punctuation design.

I chose to report IBAN because it’s just such a perfect example of every letter getting a different style.

Giorgio

Should be fixed but it's a tricky problem, feel free to follow-up in this thread (you or anyone else) and we'll re-open it.

arty

I can’t reproduce it anymore, thank you Giorgio!