Montserrat rendering solution

Having this issue, too. On a GNU/Linux machine, the site is basically unusable without editing the CSS on both chromium- and gecko-based browsers. Even if I zoom in, the thinness of the characters and the contrast level between the characters and the background still makes everything pretty difficult to read. Changing the "style" in my user settings for the forum (as suggested in another thread) alters colors, but not readability. Browser plugins can significantly increase your browser's attack surface and using them shouldn't be a prerequisite for using any given website. I don't mean to complain, either. And I recognize that this is an opensource community project, for which I'm very grateful. But, it would be really great if someone with the power to do so could fix the site's CSS to address this issue. I'm lucky to have very good vision and, given how much I'm struggling to read anything here, I imagine the site is entirely unusable for people with types of mild-to-moderate visual impairments that don't normally warrant learning how to use a screen-reader