Ubuntu Chrome - Reset Font Settings

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I was playing around with the font settings of my chrome on ubuntu 18.04. Now they are messed up and I can't find my screenshot of the initial settings. Can some one of you share their default font settings of chrome.

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Thanks! :)

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Thanks! :)

18.04 google-chrome

asked Nov 23 at 21:17

Thomas Venturini

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asked Nov 23 at 21:17

Thomas Venturini

18115

asked Nov 23 at 21:17

Thomas Venturini

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asked Nov 23 at 21:17

Thomas Venturini

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Chrome Appearance:

enter image description here

Customize Fonts:

enter image description here

answered Nov 23 at 22:04

S_Flash

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Are these the defaults? I thought it would be some dejavu font ^^
– Thomas Venturini
Nov 24 at 11:42

Yes, I install chrome and do not change anything special to answer you in this ticket. Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS. Downloaded and installed from google.com/chrome as deb package.
– S_Flash
Nov 24 at 12:18

Thank you very much for the answer, but I can't find Times New Roman in the dropdown. Had to go another way :/
– Thomas Venturini
Nov 24 at 19:18

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So I could solve the issue without knowing the default values like so.

bash sudo apt-get purge google-chrome-stable # uninstall chrome sudo rm -r .config/google-chrome

And reinstalled the .deb package form google. Now everything looks good 😁👍

enter image description here

answered Nov 24 at 19:17

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Chrome Appearance:

enter image description here

Customize Fonts:

enter image description here

answered Nov 23 at 22:04

S_Flash

1,074317

Are these the defaults? I thought it would be some dejavu font ^^
– Thomas Venturini
Nov 24 at 11:42

Yes, I install chrome and do not change anything special to answer you in this ticket. Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS. Downloaded and installed from google.com/chrome as deb package.
– S_Flash
Nov 24 at 12:18

Thank you very much for the answer, but I can't find Times New Roman in the dropdown. Had to go another way :/
– Thomas Venturini
Nov 24 at 19:18

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

Chrome Appearance:

enter image description here

Customize Fonts:

enter image description here

answered Nov 23 at 22:04

S_Flash

1,074317

Are these the defaults? I thought it would be some dejavu font ^^
– Thomas Venturini
Nov 24 at 11:42

Yes, I install chrome and do not change anything special to answer you in this ticket. Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS. Downloaded and installed from google.com/chrome as deb package.
– S_Flash
Nov 24 at 12:18

Thank you very much for the answer, but I can't find Times New Roman in the dropdown. Had to go another way :/
– Thomas Venturini
Nov 24 at 19:18

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

Chrome Appearance:

enter image description here

Customize Fonts:

enter image description here

answered Nov 23 at 22:04

S_Flash

1,074317

Chrome Appearance:

enter image description here

Customize Fonts:

enter image description here

answered Nov 23 at 22:04

S_Flash

1,074317

answered Nov 23 at 22:04

S_Flash

1,074317

answered Nov 23 at 22:04

S_Flash

1,074317

answered Nov 23 at 22:04

S_Flash

1,074317

Are these the defaults? I thought it would be some dejavu font ^^
– Thomas Venturini
Nov 24 at 11:42

Yes, I install chrome and do not change anything special to answer you in this ticket. Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS. Downloaded and installed from google.com/chrome as deb package.
– S_Flash
Nov 24 at 12:18

Thank you very much for the answer, but I can't find Times New Roman in the dropdown. Had to go another way :/
– Thomas Venturini
Nov 24 at 19:18

add a comment |

Are these the defaults? I thought it would be some dejavu font ^^
– Thomas Venturini
Nov 24 at 11:42

Yes, I install chrome and do not change anything special to answer you in this ticket. Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS. Downloaded and installed from google.com/chrome as deb package.
– S_Flash
Nov 24 at 12:18

Thank you very much for the answer, but I can't find Times New Roman in the dropdown. Had to go another way :/
– Thomas Venturini
Nov 24 at 19:18

Are these the defaults? I thought it would be some dejavu font ^^
– Thomas Venturini
Nov 24 at 11:42

Yes, I install chrome and do not change anything special to answer you in this ticket. Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS. Downloaded and installed from google.com/chrome as deb package.
– S_Flash
Nov 24 at 12:18

Thank you very much for the answer, but I can't find Times New Roman in the dropdown. Had to go another way :/
– Thomas Venturini
Nov 24 at 19:18

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

So I could solve the issue without knowing the default values like so.

bash sudo apt-get purge google-chrome-stable # uninstall chrome sudo rm -r .config/google-chrome

And reinstalled the .deb package form google. Now everything looks good 😁👍

enter image description here

answered Nov 24 at 19:17

Thomas Venturini

18115

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

So I could solve the issue without knowing the default values like so.

bash sudo apt-get purge google-chrome-stable # uninstall chrome sudo rm -r .config/google-chrome

And reinstalled the .deb package form google. Now everything looks good 😁👍

enter image description here

answered Nov 24 at 19:17

Thomas Venturini

18115

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

So I could solve the issue without knowing the default values like so.

bash sudo apt-get purge google-chrome-stable # uninstall chrome sudo rm -r .config/google-chrome

And reinstalled the .deb package form google. Now everything looks good 😁👍

enter image description here

answered Nov 24 at 19:17

Thomas Venturini

18115

So I could solve the issue without knowing the default values like so.

bash sudo apt-get purge google-chrome-stable # uninstall chrome sudo rm -r .config/google-chrome

And reinstalled the .deb package form google. Now everything looks good 😁👍

enter image description here

answered Nov 24 at 19:17

Thomas Venturini

18115

answered Nov 24 at 19:17

Thomas Venturini

18115

answered Nov 24 at 19:17

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