Where are the font preferences in Safari 7.0.3?

I am trying to move to Mavericks after many months of resistance. There are many obstacles still to overcome, but now Safari is seeming strange and I realize it is using different fonts that I am use to How can I adjust the font preferences? Thank you.
Sass

There are alternatives and it's always a good idea to have a backup browser installed.
Try Firefox
Change the fonts and colors websites use | Firefox Help
There are many obstacles still to overcome, but now Safari is seeming strange and I realize it is using different fonts that I am use to
Have you installed any third party fonts?
Checked for duplicate fonts? Font Book 198: Resolve duplicate fonts

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