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Atkinson hyperledgable. Made by the RNIB.
I’m visually impaired and it really helps.
It is also a good font in general for easy reading.
There is also a next version. Little more modern looking and a mono version.
Usually whatever the default serif typeface is. What I care more about is flush left (“ragged right”) alignment, ideally with automatic hyphenation. I find justified alignment very distracting.
you can change fonts on ebooks?
comics sans
Yes.
TL;DR: I don’t actually know, that’s how much I care.
Shantell Sans
i experimented with a test that boldened only the first half of the word or something similar, years ago. i’m dying to find something that an read ebooks like this, i can read twice as fast with it.
Any serif font is fine by me. I’ve been going with whatever Zathura’s default epub font is.
During last year, I have been using Liberation Serif on my Kobo Clara Reader.
The specific font isn’t as important for me. Mostly I’ll use whatever sans serif option is available in the reader, since I generally despise serifs. Very occasionally I’ll go for a serif font on a fantasy book for “atmosphere”, though.
Vollkorn. The best I could find.
I use DejaVu on my phone. Maybe computer, too. I can’t check right now; it’s out of commission.
Comic sans.
Just kidding. I use the dyslexia font. It does what it says on the tin.
