So the proposal is to prebuild subpixel-smoothed images of your text for the web?<p>Not everyone can read subpixel rendering correctly (CRTs, LCDs with weird subpixel orders, people with rotated screens.) You can't increase or decrease the font size in your browser, and you can't wrap it on a smaller screen. Plus, the text isn't selectable or searchable, which is a showstopper. That's why things like sIFR exist.<p>What is the point? I completely disagree that this is pretty cool. This sucks (compared to other solutions, including not doing it at all.) It is the ultimate triumph of form over function. It is like something someone would have suggested in 2001. If you want something cool, check out modern solutions to this problem like Cufon, which generates fonts that can be rendered as real text with Javascript.<p>That, or, you know, let the user decide how he wants to read your text instead of trying to control every last pixel on his screen.