Seeing a friend'sArticleTo solve one of my thorny problems. Thank you very much. Paste it here for souvenir :)
Source post address: http://www.linuxsong.org/2008/12/linuxfirefox-flash.html
The content of this article is:
In Linux, when using Firefox to browse Web pages with flash, some text may not be displayed normally, and some may be garbled. For example, when Google's online music is played, the text cannot be displayed completely.
The solution is simple. The operation is as follows:
Modify/etc/fonts/CONF. d/49-sansserif.conf
<? XML version = "1.0"?>
<! Doctype fontconfig System "fonts. DTD">
<Fontconfig>
<! --
If the font still has no generic name, add sans-serif
-->
<Match target = "pattern">
<Test qual = "all" name = "family" compare = "not_eq">
<String> sans-serif </string>
</Test>
<Test qual = "all" name = "family" compare = "not_eq">
<String> serif </string>
</Test>
<Test qual = "all" name = "family" compare = "not_eq">
<String> monospace </string>
</Test>
<Edit name = "family" mode = "append_last">
<String> sans-serif </string>
</Edit>
</Match>
</Fontconfig>
Change the red content above:
<String> sans </string>
Save it and refresh it in Firefox to solve the problem.
Applicable to both fedora and ubuntu.
Finally, you can easily listen to Google music ~
Over ~