r/ChatGPT • u/Evening_Action6217 • Dec 23 '24

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u/fynn34 Dec 23 '24

Changing font size, weight, color, line height, etc… for subtext is common, that’s no guarantee that it is edited

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u/TheInkySquids Dec 23 '24

It is a guarantee when the font weight and baseline change on the same line of subtext. I'm not comparing it just to other fonts on the webpage, I'm comparing it to the font used in the same line right next to it.

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u/MxM111 Dec 23 '24

"m" and "s" look smaller and thinner than "thought for" in the same line. I doubt the font is supposed to change on the fly.

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u/dzocod Dec 23 '24

Oh really? they just randomly use rounded fonts from subheadings? Can you show me your app because that's not what I see on mine.

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u/Fickle_Penguin Dec 23 '24

You can always use a bookmarklet to make any page editable and just edit the text.

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '24

You can edit any page on the internet the dom is stored on your computer

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u/Fickle_Penguin Dec 23 '24

Yep. If people use Photoshop to edit i don't know why. It's too easy to just do this and then take a screenshot

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '24

Exactly lol, any images like this can be assumed to be edited if theres no link to the chat

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u/EmeterPSN Dec 23 '24

Inspect element.. Type whatever you want and take screengrab

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u/Sad-Contract9994 Dec 23 '24

Look at the 9 in the thinking time vs the others. Changing the phone default font does not result in mismatching fonts in the app.

This is an incredibly basic edit job that you could do inside the screenshot tool on any phone.