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  1. While exploring Aldine and Adobe Kis for French-language typesetting, I noticed a couple of small issues:

    • After a capital “L”, the kerning of the apostrophe seems overly tight when followed by certain lowercase vowels such as a, e, or o (actually, in some cases, it appears even tighter than if the apostrophe were not present at all). This can cause unfortunate ambiguities in French, where a phrase like “L’aine” might be visually mistaken for “Laine”—two words with very different meanings.

    • In combinations like “fè”, the ascender of the f tends to collide or nearly touch the è. While tight spacing…

    5 votes

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  2. It seems Adobe Fonts service inconsistently provides OTF features across different apps.

    In one particular case, I wanted to use Stylistic Set 02 of IvyPresto Text font (italic cyrillic letters) in a personal web project of mine. They were available in Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop, but were not possible to choose/activate in Adobe Fonts Web Projects. This inconsistency is pretty annoying as it makes picking the font and relying on it much more difficult.

    3 votes

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  3. Capitolina font on Adobe is missing discretionary ligatures ("ffb", "ffh", etc.). Nimbus Roman D is missing "ffl" ligature (and possibly others). See images below: I've included examples from the Adobe website (which is also how the fonts present when downloaded), and examples from MyFonts which show correctly.

    2 votes

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  4. The Fat Black font is not applied to local apps, including Figma.

    The screen shown is in a Windows environment, and when checking in the Figma browser, Fat Black does not appear even when searched.

    The same applies to other local apps, excluding Adobe products. Please fix this error.

    2 votes

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  5. There is a browser rendering issue with the Adobe Font 'Benton Modern D' on Windows operating systems, specifically affecting Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Safari.

    Testing confirms a noticeable baseline shift when the browser zoom is set to 100%. Interestingly, when the zoom is dropped to 80%, the font renders correctly. This behavior points to a pixel rounding error within the font file itself when hinting or scaling on Windows. We replicated this glitch directly on the official Adobe Fonts preview page, confirming it is an issue with the hosted font file rather than local CSS.

    2 votes

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  6. The accent over letter Č for the font Futura PT Condensed Bold seems shifted and misaligned. It should be centered, but it is too far right. Other versions of the font seem correct.

    2 votes

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  7. The Sztos font is only showing italic variants when used in applications. It seems this bug has been around for a while and has been experienced by multiple people.

    Is there any news on a) what the issue is, and b) if there is a workaround or fix?

    Best wishes

    2 votes

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  8. The Brandon Grotesque font has support for Cyrillic characters in all styles, but for some unknown reason, after installing it from Adobe Fonts, not all styles display the text correctly. For example, only light and bold work, and tofu is displayed in other styles.
    This problem occurs not only to me, but to all my colleagues, so I assume that the problem is in the font.

    2 votes

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  9. I'm really often being frustrated with fonts not being active in Premiere pro when I restart my machine. Is there something that I am getting wrong here?

    Every time I have to go into fonts.adobe and deactivate them and reactivate them and the reappear. Please advise?

    2 votes

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  10. Rustica font needs fixing!

    The Rustica font works perfectly on Mac but when viewed on Windows across the major browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Opera and IE Edge) the vertical metrics are out which makes the font look like its being pushed up.

    2 votes

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  11. Hagrid Font has a wrong letter in the Greek Alphabet, specifically the lowercase letter THETA, "Θθ", appears as O which is wrong. Thank you!

    1 vote

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  12. I'm opening files that use Montserrat Bold and for a second it looks good, but then it defaults to special characters. I've tried removing it and re-loading it and relaunching Illustrator. It does it even when I type something new and it only does it with the bold version in the font family.

    1 vote

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  13. https://fonts.adobe.com/fonts/libre-franklin

    Most of the italic faces of Libre Franklin render a double-left quote as if it were a single left quote.

    This issue was updated in the Libre Franklin source files and the version on Google fonts.

    But the Adobe fonts version is still incorrect.

    Full details here: https://github.com/google/fonts/issues/2062

    1 vote

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  14. The new Clother font is beautiful, but the Hebrew vowels don't align properly underneath the letters, making it unusable for Hebrew words with vowels.

    1 vote

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  15. https://fonts.adobe.com/fonts/ff-cocon#fonts-section

    The Web versions of FF Cocon Pro fonts do not display correctly when using them - they're all linked to italic versions (even the non-Italic versions!). It's the same on Adobe Fonts as well, which is strange. Please advise. Thanks!

    1 vote

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  17. I have an issue with URW Baskerville since the baseline does not align from Regular to Italic. Maybe it's a baseline or vertical metric bug? Baseline alignment across different styles should be a fundamental expectation, right? Unfortunately we use this font in our ID. Is this something you might wish to fix – since precision in type design is everything? I hope for a quick resolve. BR, Frederik Rafn Barfod

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  18. I am having trouble with two fonts. While I have one font family selected, the bold version loading is from the other font family.

    What I want, T.26 Carbon: Bold - https://fonts.adobe.com/fonts/t26-carbon

    What loads, Carbon: Bold - https://fonts.adobe.com/fonts/carbon

    All of the other styles from T.26 Carbon load correctly, except the Bold style is from Carbon. Both used to be installed on my machine, but I removed the Carbon (by Ray Larabie) family and yet the Bold loads under the T.26 Carbon family.

    1 vote

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  19. You have added excellent fonts from the 'Narkiss' families of 'Fontef' Foundry.
    (We would very like to see more Narkiss families, such as the famous 'Narkiss Block', which can be considered as Helvetica in Hebrew)

    The 'Narkiss Text - Bold' font has a problem with the Hebrew letter 'ש'.
    Its full form cannot be added, even though it is displayed in the glyph panel.
    I checked in depth by InDesign and only when the text engine is set to an engine that does not support the Hebrew language (for Hebrew, a 'World Ready' engine is required) - then the desired…

    1 vote

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  20. When used as a webfont from Adobe, Acumin Pro used to work well. It appears the font files were updated by Adobe in November 2024 (based on using the FontDrop service to compare the metadata in an old working font project and a newly created one). On Windows (or an Android), text now appears considerably higher than center, throwing out any use of vertical alignment. On a Mac, text appears below center, meaning extra padding is not a workaround. See comparison of the old and new woff file at FontDrop on a PC in attached image - most importantly, how…

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