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AFAIK, the fonts are hosted as regular URLs with cache policies specified in HTTP headers. So, if you host your own fonts, and someone visits your site and som
by lallysingh 12y ago
AFAIK, the fonts are hosted as regular URLs with cache policies specified in HTTP headers. So, if you host your own fonts, and someone visits your site and someone else's site with the same fonts, they will download it twice (unless the other site's referring to your site in the URL). The browser doesn't know that they're the same font until after it downloads it (twice).
- walterbell 12y agoFonts are a small subset of a site that makes a conscious decision to use a third-party font. There are many other resources being downloaded, which may or may not be duplicated. If the sites are revisited, they will be cached.