Different font when I start with startx instead of gdm

Things affected:
Terminal
Chromium URL/Tabs
i3 workspace numbers
What do I need to put on xinitrc to have the same font. Also how do I know which font gdm is loading?

Safari>Preferences>General>Homepage
Safari>Preferences>General>Safari opens with a new window
Have your running programs relaunch on start.
Shutdown dialog:
>Sys Preferences>General

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