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Probably your browser falling back to a default font. Sure that Courier Prime includes that symbol?

• Groxx 8y ago
  probably. and I sure hope so, since they use it as an example. but why in the world would you have that happen on a font demo site? use an image/svg. otherwise it's risking becoming a demonstration that it's unreliable/you don't know what you're doing. (not that browsers make this stuff easy... but still.)
  • mcv 8y ago
    The fact that it renders in two very different ways for different people suggests this is an error. A pretty bad one indeed for a font demo page. I hope they fix it. Has this been reported already? If not, I will. (Edit: I reported it on their support page.)
• ygra 8y ago
  Perhaps the webfont on that page uses a subset and maybe the author of the page has the font also installed locally, so fallback would choose the locally installed font. I can see how it could happen without noticing and most people would not spot a single wrong character on the page when looking at it.
  • gpvos 8y ago
    That might explain it. Otherwise, this would be very weird for a "Europhilic" example.
    • ygra 8y ago
      Honestly, it would also be quite weird for a font these days to not have the full set of common-use Latin, Greek, and Cyrillic. So I'd assume a simple mistake here instead of forgotten important glyphs.