When I visit certain websites, Safari loads up normally and then after about a second, the text on the website becomes slightly distorted/thinner. This doesn't happen for all sites (facebook, macrumors, gmail are fine), but it happens for enough random sites that I think it's a Safari rendering issue as opposed to a site-specific problem.
Example 1:

Example 2:

Whenever I visit yahoo for example, I'll see "Example 1" briefly before the screen changes it to "Example 2." I prefer the first image because it looks bolder and clearer, so if this is a rendering feature of Safari, I would consider turning it off for annoyance/aesthetic reasons. Both screen shots were also taken at exactly the same size - i didn't expand one to make it the same size as the other (hence changing the look of the text).
Anyone know why this is happening or have any insights?
I'm running a 2008 aluminum macbook on the latest versions of snow leopard and safari.
Thanks!
Example 1:

Example 2:

Whenever I visit yahoo for example, I'll see "Example 1" briefly before the screen changes it to "Example 2." I prefer the first image because it looks bolder and clearer, so if this is a rendering feature of Safari, I would consider turning it off for annoyance/aesthetic reasons. Both screen shots were also taken at exactly the same size - i didn't expand one to make it the same size as the other (hence changing the look of the text).
Anyone know why this is happening or have any insights?
I'm running a 2008 aluminum macbook on the latest versions of snow leopard and safari.
Thanks!
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