Fix the issue of displaying Traditional Chinese when using Google Translate to Simplified Chinese in Mac#303
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This issue has only been found in Chrome and Edge on Mac at the moment. There is no problem with the Safari browser. When set |
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After my testing, I found that using
font-feature-settings: "cv10" onwhen translating, it will cause simplified Chinese to be displayed as traditional Chinese.It would be strange to use software such as Google Translate to translate web pages in full screen.
Therefore, I have adjusted
cv10tocv09, and I believe it will not have much impact.