Adobe Fonts Overlapping On Some Apple Apps In Macos Monterey

Since Apple released macOS Monterey, users have been reporting several kinds of bugs with the software. Recently, we have covered issues such as Photoshop Elements 21/22 not working, Export as PDF greyed out, slow internet speed, and many more.

And it seems that the streak of bugs and issues with Apple’s latest software is not over yet. A new issue with Adobe fonts on some Apple applications has come to light where fonts are not displaying correctly or overlapping.

Users say that the fonts they downloaded from Adobe fonts are not displaying correctly on some Apple apps including Pages and Keynote, while they are working fine with Adobe apps.

While some say that the characters are overlapping, others have mentioned that the fonts are squished or the characters are replaced by boxes with question marks in them.

Workaround for Adobe fonts overlapping issue on macOS Monterey

This is likely a bug in Apple’s macOS Monterey software as the same fonts are working fine with Adobe software such as Photoshop and illustrator. However, there is a workaround for this glitch that users can try until the issue gets fixed.

Issue will likely fix in macOS 12.1

Meanwhile, a user reported that this issue is fixed with macOS 12.1 beta 3. So hopefully, users should not encounter this bug after the stable version of macOS 12.1 releases.

Moreover, an Adobe employee, who acknowledged this issue, also said that the fonts team is working with Apple to resolve this glitch and it will likely be resolved by a patch.

We hope that the Adobe fonts overlapping issue on macOS Monterey gets sorted out soon and we will update the space below as soon as Apple fixes it.

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