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The browser can be set to dissallow third party resources

• johnchristopher 5y ago
  Keyword: per default. It's an opt-out, GDPR requires an opt-in.
  • isbvhodnvemrwvn 5y ago
    People who created the browser are not processing any data when you use the browser, so GDPR hardly applies. They need to be careful with bug reports, but that's it.
    • johnchristopher 5y ago
      Of course, I am following the logic where it goes. Now, why would website operators be considered data processors for providing a link to google fonts to website users ? The website is not leaking the IP, it doesn't need if to display fonts and it doesn't use visitor's IP to display fonts. Ultimately the user of the browser is using his IP to get the fonts and this user is the one responsible for leaking his IP. The website has delivered an HTML document. It's up to the user to do what he wants with it and follow links or not.