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1. Out of date / misleading explanation for why web fonts must be loaded from use.typekit.net

   Good day, I'm a lead developer at Penn State Outreach Marketing, and I have a proposal for helping improve certain web vitals metrics for users of Adobe fonts. We have found that the use of Adobe fonts is presently a bottleneck for our continued LCP/CLS tuning efforts.

   Adobe's documentation at https://helpx.adobe.com/fonts/using/use-typekit-net.html claims that...

   "The CDN allows your fonts to be cached at many locations around the world, to ensure that they can be delivered to your website visitors as quickly as possible."

   However this isn't always true -- at least not nowadays...

   The use of using an Adobe hosted CSS file in order to load @font-face information will add an additional HTTP roundtrip to the critical rendering path. In order for first paint to occur, unless a font is set to font-display: swap, the user agent must...

   1. Request and parse the DOM response

   2. Request, download, parse, and evaluate the CSS response from https://use.typekit.net/*/*.css

   3. Request, download, and apply the font assets

   For users that are literally optimizing for milliseconds in order to meet Google's Web Vitals thresholds, that extra round-trip is sometimes a deal-breaker.

   Wouldn't a better approach be to eliminate step #2 and allow end-users to embed the @font-faces directly in their DOM responses? That would completely remove font loading from the critical rendering path for users that are using font-display: swap, and greatly reduce the layout shifting impact of users who opt to use font-display: swap.

   HTTP roundtrips on mobile data plans can easily "cost" 600 milliseconds. By offering users the ability to embed the @font-faces directly in the DOM response, still keeping the fonts hosted by Adobe, this seems to be a best of both worlds compromise. The fonts wouldn't need to be "self hosted" by end-users, and end-users wouldn't need to regress on performance in order to use Adobe fonts.

   What would be needed from Adobe? Font binaries hosted on Adobe's servers that have backwards-compatibility guarantees -- meaning that the path to the font would not change.

   What would be needed from End Users? Nothing! It could be an opt-in feature!

   Good day, I'm a lead developer at Penn State Outreach Marketing, and I have a proposal for helping improve certain web vitals metrics for users of Adobe fonts. We have found that the use of Adobe fonts is presently a bottleneck for our continued LCP/CLS tuning efforts.

   Adobe's documentation at https://helpx.adobe.com/fonts/using/use-typekit-net.html claims that...

   "The CDN allows your fonts to be cached at many locations around the world, to ensure that they can be delivered to your website visitors as quickly as possible."

   However this isn't always true -- at least not nowadays...

   The use of using an Adobe hosted CSS… more

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2. Search filter of fonts with lowercase letters and without lowercase letters.

   There are fonts without lowercase letters. I would like a search filter. A selection of fonts with lowercase letters and without lowercase letters.

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3. French accents stop showing

   French accents stop showing after a couple of pages of browsing through fonts even if they are present in sample text.

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4. font won't add

   Font won't add

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5. Integrate Adobe Fonts with the new WordPress Gutenberg editor/designer.

   Hi. There's currently no way to use Adobe Fonts with the new Gutenberg system in WordPress 6.5. That is, unless you add a 3rd party page builder theme.

   As I hear it, they're building an API for their new WP font manager, so work is needed on the Adobe end to plug Adobe Fonts in.

   This is a new / forthcoming issue. They published the release candidate of WP 6.5 a week ago, and before that it was a beta for a while.

   I was asked by Adobe staff to post this here as a reply to a forum question. At that time I was still trying to understand why the instructions that Adobe Fonts gives didn't work.

   While this issue is unsolved, I recommend that you stick a notification on the install instructions page to let people know that these two products are incompatible for the time being.

   This would save everyone a lot of grief, including your customer support staff :)

   Hi. There's currently no way to use Adobe Fonts with the new Gutenberg system in WordPress 6.5. That is, unless you add a 3rd party page builder theme.

   As I hear it, they're building an API for their new WP font manager, so work is needed on the Adobe end to plug Adobe Fonts in.

   This is a new / forthcoming issue. They published the release candidate of WP 6.5 a week ago, and before that it was a beta for a while.

   I was asked by Adobe staff to post this here as a reply to a forum question.… more

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6. Printing a list of available Adobe Fonts currently available

   To be able to download either a PDF or to be able to print a list of the Adobe Fonts library. Clients are requesting this daily.

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7. Please add a way to filter fonts by style in CC desktop

   Filtering fonts by Serif, Sans Serif, etc. – like in the apps themselves – would be helpful when managing in CC desktop.

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8. Add a Pairs-Well-With feature

   I would love to see a section on a font’s page that shows complementary fonts (fonts that pair well with the searched font).

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9. Font Sample Sheets & personal Font Packs

   I'd like to be able to do 2 things from within the Adobe Fonts interface, and if possible through Adobe apps:

   1) Create / choose a template to create type specimen sheets, and
   2) Create personal / shareable Font Packs.

   The specimen sheet request is a great way to preview a font/family.

   Personally curated Font Packs would be invaluable for curating and activating/deactivating project-based fonts.

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10. Can you add the Braille Institutes Atkinson Hyperledgible font to your library?

    I have low vision issues and the Atkinson Hyperledgible is an excellent font for those of us who need to see through blurred text.

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11. Allow Batch Uploading of Fonts

    For Companies that would like to move dozens, if not hundreds of Fonts to Adobe Font, allow for a batch upload of Fonts (currently there is a batch limit of 20)

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12. Adding fonts to Wix websites.

    It would be great to have the possibility to add fonts to Wix websites. Wix has millions of users (designers, freelance, agencies) using Adobe and Wix daily.

    We are in 2023, and adding adobe fonts to Wix is impossible because the requirements are otf or .ttf file format, and adobe doesn't allow font download files.

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13. Make your fonts 'stick' in Adobe applications

    I've lost count of the number of times I enable certain Adobe fonts via your website only for them to be highlighted as 'missing' the next time I open my InDesign document that uses them! Is this a bug or a limit on the number of fonts I can enable? If you're getting rid of OTF support across your products then your own fonts need to be reliable. Also, on that subject, a comparison to OTF fonts would be useful in the search.

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14. Fonts failing

    How to resolve fonts failing to load properly. I regularly need close down and re-open the Adobe version of Futura (PT) to get it work.

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15. wingdings

    No tag category for wingdings or dingbats which are icons and arrow head etc

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16. Ability to centrally manage Adobe "cloud fonts" in an Enterprise environment.

    1. I can manage fonts I have purchased OUTSIDE of Adobe, and deploy them to all workstations.

    2. Individual users can navigate to https://fonts.adobe.com/ and add Adobe fonts to their workstation.

    but.... as an Enterprise Administrator I do not have the ability to designate which workstations, or if all workstations, should have particular fonts from https://fonts.adobe.com/ already installed on the workstation.

    I would like to select a font (like Futura PT), and have it automatically load on workstations when the users sign in - without their need to intervene.

    In our environment consistency between workstations is imperative. Even though a user has the ability to manage Adobe fonts themselves (if they know how), If I KNOW a font should be installed, it can save time and reduce stress in a deadline or time sensitive situation by resolving this in advance.

    1. I can manage fonts I have purchased OUTSIDE of Adobe, and deploy them to all workstations.

    2. Individual users can navigate to https://fonts.adobe.com/ and add Adobe fonts to their workstation.

    but.... as an Enterprise Administrator I do not have the ability to designate which workstations, or if all workstations, should have particular fonts from https://fonts.adobe.com/ already installed on the workstation.

    I would like to select a font (like Futura PT), and have it automatically load on workstations when the users sign in - without their need to intervene.

    In our environment consistency between workstations is imperative. Even though a user has… more

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    under review  ·  AdminMolly Doane (Assoc. Product Manager, Adobe Type, Adobe - Type (Fonts)) responded

    We hope to build a solution for organizing and sharing fonts in the near future. I'll make sure the team knows that Enterprise functionality would be a valuable addition.

17. Multi Developer Web Projects

    We have multiple developers on our team, and need to be able to manage projects centrally, have them persist beyond a given employee's employment, and be modified by anyone on the team.

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18. Font Pairing In Search

    I would really like to "pin" a font I know I will be using to the "Search fonts" sample text windows. A small sub-card in the top left of the window could work great to display a short string driven by a text input and dropdown search of saved fonts in the filters tab.

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19. Allow users to disable/enable uploaded fonts

    Allow users who upload fonts ("Add fonts to Creative Cloud") to disable them when desired, to remove them from app menus, without having to Remove them.

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20. More Hebrew Serif Fonts

    It would be wonderful if you could stock up with more Hebrew serif fonts, like: Greta Text Hebrew and Fedra Serif by Typotheque, or Emuna and Bar Yochay by Masterfont.

    These serif fonts would be useful for book and traditional scriptural text more than the existing sans-serif catalog.

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    received  ·  AdminMolly Doane (Assoc. Product Manager, Adobe Type, Adobe - Type (Fonts)) responded

    Thanks for posting. Your request has been submitted to our library team for consideration.