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200811 Sep
Posted in Browsers, Declarations, Modules
Mozilla employee John Daggett has provided some try‐out builds of Firefox with support for the
@font-facefrom CSS3’s web-fonts module. Currently available for Windows and Mac only—no Linux build yet—there remain several caveats as described in his comment on bug 70132, the most important of which being that the same‐site origin restriction is turned on by default, which means that most examples on the web will not work until you turn it off.You can skip to the end and leave a response.
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Thanks to Mozilla, designers have much wider range of chances choosing how to design web pages :) Thanks for sharing.
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[…] Firefox 3.1 nos permitirá usar este código y disfrutar de esta propiedad que la mayoría de diseñadores web estaba deseando […]
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Another great new feature, CSS transforms support, was checked in today:
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Firefox incluira @font-face…
Firefox ya esta trabajando en la implementacion de @font-face, lo que permitira a los diseñadores graficos utilizar sus fuentes, las cuales se descargarian a la pc del usuario. Ya se encuentra en algunas versiones de prueba (build.mozilla.org/tryserve…
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blog.jedrek.org » Blog Archive » Mozilla implementuje @font-face - technologie internetowe … css, php, xhtml, js, ajax says:Comment » September 19th, 2008 at 1:02 pm
[…] donosi serwis CSS3.info, John Daggett pracownik Mozilli udostępnił build wersji przeglądarki Firefox […]
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Alex says:Comment » October 2nd, 2008 at 9:26 am
It landed in last night’s nightly, Still a few issues on Windows, but those are due to Windows (WebKit had the same problem but worked around it, Firefox will have to do the same)
It’s awesome to finally see this gaining traction after all these years.
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Ryan Jones says:Comment » October 3rd, 2008 at 12:07 pm
There are still some issues with OTF style fonts as described above but those should be fixed for the 3.1 release. Hopefully along with the DOM implementation form the @font-face stuff.
I’m looking forward to seeing what sort of cool stuff they will add in 3.2 – keep it up Mozilla guys!
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2simple says:Comment » October 5th, 2008 at 12:34 pm
Finally they have added the support for @font-face, which is still buggy, but something is better than nothing. I can’t wait till all major browsers will support this feature. But also I’m a little bit scared of possible bad font choices that some designers may do, which can make the whole site unreadable.
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Anon says:Comment » October 12th, 2008 at 12:11 pm
Firefox 3.1 has reached 90/100 in Acid3 as of today’s nightly build once it’s released.
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I’ve found a build of shiretoko wich achive 97, it’s linked from wikipedia’s page about acid3 https://build.mozilla.org/tryserver-builds/2008-10-03_00:[email protected]/
but it’s not official as i can see, and so it does not update, but i can’t see font-face working … -
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Anon says:Comment » October 15th, 2008 at 2:03 pm
Firefox 3.1 has just hit 93/100, results can be seen on tomorrow’s nightly or an hourly build released after today’s nightly.
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Firefox 3.1 Beta 1 supports webfonts and with a quick look, both .ttf and .otf types.
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Ryan Jones says:Comment » October 15th, 2008 at 3:57 pm
On Windows, oft fonts are not quite supported yet, however it is a blocker for the Firefox 3.1 release.
Current hourly builds hit 93/100 in the Acid3 test and it’s not likely to go much higher than this before the release, one or two points more will be the limit.
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[…] employee John Daggett has provided some try‐out builds of Firefox with support for the @font-face from CSS3’s web-fonts module. Currently available for Windows and Mac only there still remain […]
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Ubiquitous web font embedding just got a step closer | Web Directions says:Comment » October 19th, 2008 at 12:07 am
[…] short while ago, Mozilla announced that Firefox 3.1 will, along with Safari which already does, support the @font-face mechanism for […]
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Eugene says:Comment » October 21st, 2008 at 5:06 pm
looking forward for more information about this. thanks for sharing. Eugene
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Nicasi says:Comment » May 13th, 2009 at 1:33 am
Alexander, there’s more to fonts then just the vector outline. I don’t know much about svg-specifications but this optimize the fonts for on-screen display. I guess it just contains the outline, for screen resolutions this is not suitable because a font requires extra data (hints) to display nicely at small pixel/point values.
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Nicasi says:Comment » May 13th, 2009 at 1:38 am
Ow, misspelled, second sentence should read: … but does svg-specs optimize the fonts for on-screen display?
This @font-face looks promising, finally the web/html/css is becoming of age… a bit.
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Nicasi, “…but does svg-specs optimize the fonts for on-screen display?”
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I’m only having partial success with the @font-face property, and only with FF 3.0. I will return here to CSS3.info in hopes of news and updates on this feature :)
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Yes. In fact, @font-face is designed to work best with Unicode fonts and Unicode text (both UTF-8 and UTF-16). (Rather than, for example, fonts using custom encodings.)
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