This is a long-running a shortcoming of Google Fonts, and as much as this is a welcome UI upgrade, it unfortunately does nothing to address the paltry set of ta

This is a long-running a shortcoming of Google Fonts, and as much as this is a welcome UI upgrade, it unfortunately does nothing to address the paltry set of tags that have passed for a taxonomy since Google Fonts’ inception. It’s a particular shame given what a truly rich typographic library Google Fonts has grown to be: transitional and oldstyle serifs, didones, humanist sans, geometric sans, grotesks, even frakturs… all of this is flattened into an MS Word-caliber set of classifications that still calls script display types “handwriting” fonts.