> Furthermore, if you use JS to load your webfonts, you can have the site display in "web safe" fonts until your custom fonts are loaded. Google "FOUT." Some w

> Furthermore, if you use JS to load your webfonts, you can have the site display in "web safe" fonts until your custom fonts are loaded. Google "FOUT." Some web designers consider this to be worse than the original problem because it is unsettling to the viewer to see the fonts shift and morph every time you reload the page or hit Back. There are downsides to both methods and that is why each browser treats the problem differently.