Allegedly, on or about 07 January 2017, François Patte sent:
> I just installed fedora 25 on my laptop. firefox 50 (or 49) is unable
> to
> display fonts if I put this css instruction:
>
> * {
> font-family: Freeserif, Helvetica, sans-serif;
> }
>
> If I comment this in the css file, I can see the text if not: all
> decorations, and images are displayed but no text appears!
>
> I tried with google-chrome and the page is correctly rendered.
Are you using the same file for both, or just typing the same
information into each browser's CSS files? If they're separate files,
check carefully for any typing errors.
For what it's worth, specifying a serif, then two sans-serif fall-backs,
is a bit odd. Not that /that/ should have anything to do with your
issue.
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