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Which browser does that? My Opera just shows text in 'default' font, and then switches it to @font-face'd when it's finished loading. It also seems like an eas

by klausa 15y ago

Which browser does that? My Opera just shows text in 'default' font, and then switches it to @font-face'd when it's finished loading. It also seems like an easy thing to change.

rabidsnail 15y ago
Firefox, Chrome, and Safari
- ronaldj 15y ago
  Those browsers show default text for me and then switch over to the font-face.
- ootachi 15y ago
  Incorrect. Firefox at least displays the text with the second-in-line font and then switches over to @font-face when the font is downloaded.
joshuacc 15y ago
It's fairly common for font delivery services like TypeKit to use JavaScript in order to prevent display of text until the webfont has been downloaded.