@Acer I think whatever font you think looks pretty.

@mayor

Then my question can be converted into
"which one looks pretty for majority and is also compatible for most browsers and platforms"

@Acer I am afraid my real answer is, "I don't know". But I'll bet someone else does.

@p
@mayor @Acer Ha, not my area of expertise, but I think if you play with fontforge, there should be some options that allow you to export the various web formats for any given font you load up. As I recall (I could be hazy or the information could be old), Safari prefers .svg fonts, Firefox/Chrome prefer .woff, and one of them likes .woff2. Maybe IE still expects .ttf, I don't know what Edge likes.
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