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I wonder if that position will change as the utility becomes widely adopted.


Google Fonts serves SVG-in-OpenType to legacy pre-COLRv1 browsers that support that older format, but you lose the variable fonts aspects.


To non-Google browsers, not "legacy" browsers.


That site is stale


You can DM @googlefonts or email fonts@google.com, as explained in the GF FAQ

https://developers.google.com/fonts/faq#how_do_i_contact_goo...


I work on the Google Fonts team.

https://developers.google.com/fonts/faq#what_does_using_the_... was updated today, confirming Google Fonts doesn't log IP addresses.

Given that, it's unclear to me personally what the difference is between Bunny Fonts and Google Fonts.


The Google Fonts API serves different formats based on user agent. Woff2 is still the best, until Incremental Font Transfer arrives


It's Windows Firefox only


It's the nexus of visual culture, history, politics, linguistics, technology, business... as a visual artist, type has a purity of form that has a Zen quality.

It's both completely ubiquitous and invisible.


The ramp isn't meant to be different weights. The left is the original Material Design 1 ramp that uses tracking and static font weight tweaks to try to approximate an even color. The right is an actual even color.



Oh wow- the thread shares a new spec that does exactly this. Incremental Font Transfer[0] which “…allows clients to load only the portions of the font they actually need which speeds up font loads and reduces data transfer needed to load the fonts.”

[0] https://www.w3.org/TR/IFT/


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