Looks Do Matter

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Okay, after asking some of my friends, I've noticed that my blog looks so different on Google Chrome 64-bit. After visiting my blog using Google Chrome, I've realized that it did look different. (Well, the fonts for post titles did.) I didn't know that it looked different because I often used Internet Explorer.

 Because I use Internet Explorer often (well, Internet Explorer 11 for Windows desktop, to be exact), I designed my blog for IE. (Sure, I added a scrollbar for Google Chrome users, but I didn't really need that in IE and it's just eye candy for some.)
[Update 1]
This is how my blog is supposed to look like now:
Here's a screenshot of how my blog is supposed to look like:








Because I designed this blog specifically for Internet Explorer 11, you will see this blog in a much more better quality when visiting this blog using Internet Explorer. In the following screenshots, I will show you how my blog looks like from 3 different browsers: Google Chrome 64-bit, Firefox 32.0.1, Opera 24.0.1558.53, and Tor Browser 3.6.5 for Windows.
(By the way, they are in order.)











Interestingly, the 3 browsers here – Google Chrome, Opera, and Tor Browser – show the wrong font for the blog title and post title. I don't know why, but Firefox is the only browser (next to Internet Explorer) to display all of the fonts correctly.

 So, if you're having problems viewing my blog from either one of the last 4 browsers, you can just open Internet Explorer 11 (for download it if you're running Windows 7) and view my blog from there for optimal viewing experience.

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