1) Go to https://codepen.io/anon/pen/VEoVOp 2) Observe and compare letter shapes in first against second line, third against fourth line Expected result: Letter shapes for the word CURSIVE for first and second line differ, as the first and third line should activate and use the small-caps glyphs contained in the Apple Chancery font. Actual result: Letter shapes identical between first and second line, the first line has "swashy" glyph terminals for U R V I, while it shouldn't since the small-caps glyphs do not have such ornamental terminals. Letter shapes differ for 3rd and 4th line since actual small caps are used for OpenType GSUB based small-caps. This is probably due to small-caps feature detection not recognising the feature in AAT fonts, so WebKit proceeds to synthesise small-caps.
Created attachment 353596 [details] WebKit rendering, no small-caps activation for Chancery
Created attachment 353597 [details] Expected result, small caps activated for Chancery
Safari and Firefox agree on behavior here, Chrome seems to get the expected output.
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