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I want to force Chrome fonts to be consistent on every site I visit. The Chrome preferences don't affect this at all.

I found this link which states which webkit settings to edit to accomplish this, but where are the preferences stored on linux?

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Chrome keeps it's settings in the .config directory.

The file you're looking for is .config/google-chrome/Default/Preferences

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Thank you for the very concise answer. Sadly, changing these preferences did not help at all. They change headings and titles on things like the Chrome console (ctrl+shift+j) but not much else. I think if I replace the Arial font on my machine with something nice it should do the trick. – sova Jan 28 '11 at 0:41

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