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I installed a font called SegoeWP.ttf and now in every browser its the font for each page unless the page has a pre EMBEDDED font. It doesn't matter if the page has a stated font like:

font:verdana;

or something like that, it is using SegoeWP and now Ubuntu has this ridiculous way of storing fonts and now I can't find it to uninstall it.

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    Dec 2, 2011 at 17:29

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You can uninstall fonts using Synaptic Package Manager. Type the offending font's name in the Quick filter field, find it on the list, right-click it and select Mark for removal, and click the Apply button.

As to why this problem is happening in the first place, I'm afraid I have no idea...

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