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I just upgraded to macOS Mojave a few days ago and I have noticed an issue with the fonts displayed in Safari for sites/themes that I have created on Tumblr.

It appears that Safari reverted back to the default of Times New Roman and I'm not sure why; this is only an issue in Safari. The fonts are correct when viewing the site(s) in FF and Chrome. It is also only happening on desktop; the view on my iPhone and iPad are showing the correct font.

EX: http://romanoffsbite.tumblr.com

The font I used on this site is Calibri and it was displaying correctly until I upgraded to Mojave; now, it's loading in Times New Roman and I cannot figure out why or how to fix it.

I have searched for this issue the last day or so and all I have been able to find is the solution to the fonts showing as thin and blurry in Mojave, but there hasn't been anything, that I could find, that applied to incorrect font(s) displaying.

(the solution for the thin and blurry fonts did work)

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Again, any help with this would be amazing! I'm not sure where else to go from here, so I have come to all of you smart folks :)

Thank You! Nicole

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  • I can't comment on why Safari does not display Calibri (same behavior on my Mac with Calibri installed) BUT if you specify more than one font-family in your CSS (at least "sans-serif" but best to specify at least a couple more...) then it won't change fon't families when the browser can't/won't display the one font you specify.
    – Steve Chambers
    Oct 8, 2018 at 17:38
  • Have you seen this thread? discussions.apple.com/thread/8567339?page=2
    – Simon Franzen
    Nov 3, 2018 at 11:57

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Easy fix:

  • Open Safari Preferences
  • Go to tab "Websites"
  • Under General on the left side click "Content Blockers"
  • Then turn OFF content blocker for the website you are browsing.

This fixed the issue for me.

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Try to restore the fonts in Font Book -> File -> Restore Standard Fonts…

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