It's not the font that makes it faster to read, really, it's that it's in text mode. The Courier is easy to read because it doesn't use proportional spacing, has clear serifs and draws well, which also makes it fast to read, but the main deal is that without HTML and images, it just draws a lot faster. My point in mentioning it, however, was to point out that it's local settings that determine how your message will be seen, not what you see on your side. If the reading program doesn't find Georgia installed on the local system, it'll look either for the next font by alphabet or, if a family is specified, the first on on the list that it finds installed will come up.

Do you use reading glasses as sold at drug stores? Not intended as a snippy comment, if you don't maybe you should. And you may need a higher power of magnification for PC use than you'd use for general reading. Many do use them for PC screens - images and fonts can be hard to read, that's a common problem for seasoned citizens. As for me, my near-sighted self wears glasses with progressive lenses for close vision but with some laptops, I need to take my glasses off because the distance can be too far for the reading part of the glasses and too close for the distance part. Often I need to move the screen back and forth until the images are clear. Maybe some of these tips can help you.

"Both should perform well if installed correctly" That's the key. I'm against floating floors near water sources or ocean/beach front residences, unless the living area is climate controlled before, during and after. This is based on a very good learning experience about 20 years ago on Marco Island, Florida. This was back in the day many builders did not run the A/C during the final building process. They basically didn't know any better and most people just took "settling" and so forth for granted. IE: wood work/caulk shrinkage once the A/C was up and running. But this was a floating floor in the area of 1,200 square feet. I didn't know any better as well. About 3/4 of the way thorough the job the floor "grew" Yes, an engineered floor (Tarkett) I had expansion areas covered, but not as much as should have been allowed. One morning arriving on the job I see bulges, or the floor heaving upwards. In a walnut nutshell. Had the area been climate controlled there would not have been a problem. Floating floors expand as an entire sheet of wood, for lack of a better term. Glue it down. Sleep better Ken Fisher

I would most certainly choose the first one as it’s cute and elegant. I find hard to choose between phones, so I understand that you are asking here for that. I wanted to choose a font for my university project and I wanted to use something out of the box that would impress my professor. I know that he likes fonts that are creative as we are studying marketing and PR. Once I used this font https://upfonts.com/thinking-of-betty-font/ and he was asking me where I got it. He even gave me credit for creativity and research hehe.