Critical Rendering Defect in AirPrint: Systematic failure of text quality on Canon MF660C Series
I am writing to formally complain about a critical rendering defect in macOS AirPrint that systematically degrades the professional output quality.
Despite using a high-end Canon MF660CDW Driver printer, the AirPrint driver fails to render text vectors correctly, resulting in jagged pixels and non-uniform line weights. This issue is not present when using manufacturer-specific drivers, proving that the flaw lies entirely within Apple’s AirPrint rendering engine.
As a professional user, I find it unacceptable that Apple promotes "driverless printing" while delivering sub-standard, pixelated results that look like low-quality 72dpi images. This is not a "generic trade-off"; it is a failure to meet the basic standards of modern desktop publishing.
I demand a technical investigation into how AirPrint processes text on macOS and a software update to ensure vector-based text integrity for professional-grade hardware like the Canon MF660C series. Stop sacrificing quality for the sake of convenience.
iMac 24″, macOS 26.4