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> Have a good use case? Email me: ㆋホυ@ӎㄻӈӭυӽѫұぅѡれハΣ.ҤㅔӸ This is what I am getting on the browser.

• solardev 4y ago
  Mm, might have to use a different browser/phone? Not sure what else there is to do here... it's a proof of concept that doesn't work on all devices.
  • viggity 4y ago
    it probably depends on browser font support. PDF works with embedded fonts and so it is less likely to be an issue when viewing the PDFs there.
    • salawat 4y ago
      Ironically, that undermines the entire point of PDF
• forgotpwd16 4y ago
  You maybe don't allow pages to choose their own font? From what I understand it works by making a font that maps Latin characters to random Unicode points. So, unless for a specific text its respective font is used, text will appear gibberish. edit: Saw you said you use an old phone. Found those fonts are in woff format. Older Android phones don't have support for it.