Especially when working with foreign and technical texts. Add Evernote's constant problems with formatting and there you have it. A mess. I'd opt for a mono font if I could.
*And a backward embarrassment, I might add! Clearly the font selection nowadays usually caters to looks and cruft lovers.
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"Many sans serif typefaces don’t differentiate between the uppercase “I” and the lowercase “l” very well. (...) This a legibility problem."*
https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/39543/is-there-a-sans-serif-font-that-appears-different-for-i-capital-i-and-l-small
Especially when working with foreign and technical texts. Add Evernote's constant problems with formatting and there you have it. A mess. I'd opt for a mono font if I could.
*And a backward embarrassment, I might add! Clearly the font selection nowadays usually caters to looks and cruft lovers.
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