Created attachment 868274 [details] Google Chrome tab title field does not display Chinese character Description of problem: After google-droid-sans-fonts is installed, the Chrome Web Browser's tab title does not show Chinese/Japanese kanji characters (hiragana and katakana). Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): google-droid-sans-fonts.noarch-20120715-6.fc20 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. yum install google-chrome-stable 2. yum install google-droid-sans-fonts 3. In GNOME session, open Chrome with a new tab, open a web page that has Chinese/Japanese kanji characters in title field. Actual results: In the Chrome tab title area, the Chinese/Japanese kanji characters simply do not display, while others are normal (e.g. Latin alphabet) Expected results: In the Chrome tab title area, the Chinese/Japanese kanji characters should display. Additional info:
Is it possible to reproduce this with packages that Fedora ships? There is no package "google-chrome-stable" in Fedora.
not sure but it looks like a Chrome bug. it works for me on version 35.0.1862.2 dev aura with google-droid-sans-fonts btw.
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