Hi @NicoV
I tried that, but there is no change. The names of the pages appeared as square boxes as before.
I did this:

1. In options --> formatting --> Set other fonts to Gautami (same as editor font)
2. Restarted the application
3. Went to Preload disambiguation pages.

Thanks

Hi @Chaduvari

I tried to make a new version that changes all the fonts with the other font specified in the options. Any change ?

Hi @Chaduvari , I've just tried my last option, but I don't manage to make it work on my end. You can try yourself if you see any difference, but I doubt it will work...

With the other font option, you can now change the font used for all texts in WPCleaner, but the Gautami font behaves differently than most others, and I don't know why.
Java doesn't see it as a new family name for the font, so it puts it as Dialog font (the basic type for Java I think).

If it doesn't work, I have no other idea to fix this.

@NicoV, it worked partially.
No boxes now - Telugu text appears, but it is broken.
It can be managed to some extent. Screenshot attached here.
Thanks for your help.

@Chaduvari, at least, it's a good first step having the Gautami font used everywhere for you.

On my own computer it's not working, so I'm going on blind, which is not very easy for me. I need you to do a test :

• Open a page in WPCleaner where you see the broken text
• Edit the same page directly in your browser and copy the text from your browser into WPCleaner edit area

What is the result ?

• If you see the text correctly, then it's probably the text retrieval by WPCleaner that's incorrect
• If you see the same problem, then it's probably the rendering itself

@NicoV, I tried pasting a fresh Telugu text in the edit area of WPCleaner. Problem is same - This text is also shown broken like the original text.

@Chaduvari , so it seems to be a rendering problem.

Trying to narrow down the problem... Do you get the same result if you paste the text somewhere else than the main edit area ? For example, in the page name field in the main window ?

@NicoV, I pasted the text in the page name field of the main window. There also it is showing broken text.
And, I copied the broken text from edit window of WPCleaner and pasted the same in Tewiki edit box in the browser and it is showing correctly, no broken text there. Hope this helps.

@Chaduvari

It really seems to be a Java rendering problem, not really related to WPCleaner. I don't see what I can do on my side. The only thing I can suggest for the moment is that you try another font than Gautami to render Telugu text, maybe Noto Sans Telugu ? You need to download the family, extract the .ttf files from the zip and install them before being able to select them in WPCleaner (and restart)

@NicoV I tried with several other fonts including Noto Sans Telugu. These fonts are not rendered at all - only square boxes are shown in all the places - edit area, pages list on the navigation pane, main screen page. Even the Wiki name is also shown as boxes. Gautami is the best option so far. I will go with that.

Thanks for all the efforts that you put to resolve the issue. Hope we will get a solution soon.