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That's about five or six people affected by that problem then...
by colinramsay 12y ago
That's about five or six people affected by that problem then...
- binaryanomaly 12y agohehe ;)
- Yetanfou 12y agoYou might be surprised there. The fonts don't show up for those who use NoScript in default-deny mode (which is the suggested, and default, mode for this popular extension) either. Yes, this is solved by allowing the specific script (which?) to run for that page. I generally just leave the page as it is, showing funny characters instead of the intended icons.
- thatthatis 12y agoSerious question: At this point, when you use noscript, don't you expect the web to be broken more places than not?
- Yetanfou 12y agoSerious answer: those sites which insist on being unusable for those who don't run scripts - be it those running text-based browsers of those who block scripts - are not worth visiting in my not that humble opinion. I deem a site to be usable when the content can be read. Sometimes this means scrolling through an un-styled list of links and sundry before I can read whatever the site tries to convey. So be it.
- sampk 12y agoWhat scripts? The topic at hand is usage of custom fonts. Should we use images instead to please you?
- TheLoneWolfling 12y agoI'm one of six, apparently.
- dfan 12y agoMake it six or seven.