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1. Support local font files when using font-display swap

   This Google Lighthouse recommendation pertains to the settings for font-display: swap;:

   https://web.dev/font-display/?utm_source=lighthouse&utm_medium=devtools#how-to-avoid-showing-invisible-text

   In the font manager I do see the capability to choose Swap, but I don't see anywhere where we can define the local src setting. Ideally we could set it to something like the following:

   src: local('Adobe Clean'), url(...this is auto generated...)...

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   0 comments  ·  03. Managing fonts  ·  Edit…  ·  Delete…  ·  Admin →

2. Better launch pad for Blog landing page

   I don’t understand the structure of your Blog. I found this listing page when trying to find what was new in Adobe Fonts:

   https://blog.adobe.com/en/topics/typography

   I found that URL from visiting fonts.adobe.com > Latest on the blog

   (Notice that top URL is within your Blog.)

   But if someone goes to your Blog’s main landing page (https://blog.adobe.com)…then navigates to:

   Blog > News > Product and company updates
   Filter criteria: Filters > Products > Typography
   (in the hopes of finding stuff related to Adobe Fonts; in other words the same subject matter as above: Typography), notice what happens:

   The articles returned in this search results don’t match the first way of locating info.

   Or if I go to Blog > Creativity and repeat the above steps. Same thing. I can’t return a similar search results as in the very top URL.

   If you say, well it’s because I took a different path to get there, well OK. You’ve categorized your articles. I get that. But, my point is…

   Why isn't there a Topics search feature that lets me find the first URL from your Blog’s main landing page (https://blog.adobe.com)? Once someone is within your Blog, there’s absolutely no way to actually find the first URL (centered around Topics > Typography).

   And it to top it off: let’s say I want to find news or information on Adobe Fonts specifically. There’s no way to do that.

   How did I run down this rabbit hole?

   I wanted to find new fonts that have been added to Adobe Fonts. But your site leaves no easy way of doing that. All other tech companies make it easier to find product related news in chronological order. Please consider fixing this :(

   I don’t understand the structure of your Blog. I found this listing page when trying to find what was new in Adobe Fonts:

   https://blog.adobe.com/en/topics/typography

   I found that URL from visiting fonts.adobe.com > Latest on the blog

   (Notice that top URL is within your Blog.)

   But if someone goes to your Blog’s main landing page (https://blog.adobe.com)…then navigates to:

   Blog > News > Product and company updates
   Filter criteria: Filters > Products > Typography
   (in the hopes of finding stuff related to Adobe Fonts; in other words the same subject matter as above: Typography), notice what happens:

   The articles returned in… more

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   1 comment  ·  05. Finding inspiration  ·  Delete…  ·  Admin →
   under review  ·  AdminMolly Doane (Assoc. Product Manager, Adobe Type, Adobe - Type (Fonts)) responded

   Thanks for posting, Hector. I'll add updates here as they become available.

3. Add

   Would like these fonts to be added to creative cloud so that use them on iOS:
   - GE Dinar One
   - GE Dinar Two Medium
   - GE SS Unique Bold
   - GE SS Unique Light
   - Dubai
   - Dubai Light
   - Dubai Medium
   - SC_DUBAI

   Appreciate it :)

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   0 comments  ·  07. Font requests  ·  Delete…  ·  Admin →
   received  ·  AdminMolly Doane (Assoc. Product Manager, Adobe Type, Adobe - Type (Fonts)) responded

   Thanks for submitting your request. We work with font foundries directly  to add fonts to our library. The origins of some of these fonts are  unknown to us, so we may not be able to add them to the service.  However, I'll let the team know you'd like to see more Arabic fonts in  the library.