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Credit: Robert Triggs / Android Authority
As*SammyGuru helpfully explains, this isn’t Samsung’s decision to make. The nature of Android’s open design gives third-party app developers full control over fonts used in their apps. They have the option of adopting the system defaults if they choose or overriding them and using fonts that better suit the app. More... |
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