I link to that article in the post, and disagree with their conclusion, but provide lots of examples for everyone to make their own judgement.
In short, my 3 arguments are that: "antialiased" is most consistent with the display in other browsers, subpixel antialiasing looks terrible on light fonts on dark backgrounds, and it's impossible to match certain thin font weights from photoshop designs while subpixel-antialiasing is on.
In short, my 3 arguments are that: "antialiased" is most consistent with the display in other browsers, subpixel antialiasing looks terrible on light fonts on dark backgrounds, and it's impossible to match certain thin font weights from photoshop designs while subpixel-antialiasing is on.