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These look a lot better than when Google first came out with the font API. The selection is pretty good now, and seems like a great free alternative to Typekit.

• nailer 16y ago
  FYI with Typekit you'll need to use 'mo bulletproof' instead of the default supplied demo CSS, otherwise your fonts won't show on Android (due to an Android bug).
  • nailer 16y ago
    Replying to self: downmod that! Typekit got in contact: they don't use the Paul Irish 'bulletproof' syntax that has the bug (see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3200069/css-fonts-on-android http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3200069/css-fonts-on-andr...). They serve separate stylesheets to separate browsers - sorry, I have my font services confused!
• kordless 16y ago
  Not that you said otherwise, but Typekit has a ton of free fonts, which are free to use through their service.
  • rradu 16y ago
    But they limit you on page views and also require you put a Typekit badge on your site
    • ceslami 16y ago
      Their fonts are definitely worth paying for, though. If you're into that sort of thing...