The color is #555, so it's not terrible.

I think the font-weight of 300 is the bigger culprit here. If you pop open the Chrome dev tools and change font-weight to normal, everything becomes much easier to read.

No, the font weight and color are horrible.

My company only just noticed our font renders terribly for one of our newer web apps - all the developers had Macs and didn't notice an egregious difference when rendered on lower quality displays. We changed it immediately. I feel empathy for this particular development oversight among small teams.

Yeah, a content font shouldn't be at 300. It's way too thin at that font size.

Also OT: Anyone else think the Dyn logo is reminiscent of the old Symantec logo? I actually had to go look to see if there was a relationship there (also discovering that the logo was considerably different than I remembered).

Not terrible. Just mostly terrible.

For Chrome there is a "High Contrast" add-in to normalize shiat font color selection.