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> I can count on finding in Chrome Not like they have any ulterior motives to ensure your users have to ping Googles font service every time they open a page.
by josefx 4y ago
> I can count on finding in Chrome
Not like they have any ulterior motives to ensure your users have to ping Googles font service every time they open a page. None at all.
- pbhjpbhj 4y agoThe page should provide a hash, no need to ping a server, just a local cache lookup (like per-site cache schemes now) then a user-selected choice of downloading from the first-party, or an ordered list of third-parties.
- d2wa 4y agoBrowsers are all moving towards origin-isolation. So, even when you download a font from fonts.example.com from example.net; that downloaded font won’t be available to example.org. The local cache is, unfortunately, also an unintended source of fingerprinting and cross-origin communication.