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Or you can use one of the many fonts under a free license, e.g. anything from Google Fonts. (Which, of course, you download and then self-host.)
by majewsky 7y ago
Or you can use one of the many fonts under a free license, e.g. anything from Google Fonts. (Which, of course, you download and then self-host.)
- flixic 7y agoWell, of course. But limiting design to just open source fonts is really restrictive.
- TeMPOraL 7y agoIs there no one selling licenses and giving you the files directly these days? There's zero technical need to involve JavaScript in the process.
- flixic 7y agoThere are! The second paragraph in my first comment goes into detail on this. You can purchase the font and get the files, but it's still on you to track views and make sure the files are delivered to the browser safely (preventing easy downloads). Edit: it seems this entire thread is heavily downvoted -- both sides of the argument. Is it off-topic? Bad faith? Why the downvotes?