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Designers use font managers not only to help them organise the fonts per project, find duplicates etc. But also for performance by only activating the ones you
by ErneX 3y ago
Designers use font managers not only to help them organise the fonts per project, find duplicates etc. But also for performance by only activating the ones you need.
- themodelplumber 3y agoWild to think that these have been a thing since at least the '90s. And fonts keep getting so much more complex, so there's basically always a reason to use one, if you use different fonts for your daily work for example. Even so, desktop font management tools seem like they've always been these third-party tools; you don't have closer integration in the desktop space of memory-saving features even close to what browser devs work on. Like more clearly managing browser tab (font) resources dynamically when not in use / not likely to be used anytime soon.
- ErneX 3y agomacOS comes with Font Book, it’s not as sophisticated as the 3rd party ones but it’s usable.