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1. please place a filter in adobe fonts for seeing which fonts have ligatures and swashes. thank you .

   please place a filter in the adobe font library for which fonts have ligatures and swashes. it is truly disappointing to have to load a font in an application before seeing if they have ligatures/swatches—takes much time. thank you for your good help.

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2. Switch to show ONLY CYRILLIC fonts

   I don't know how this is still missing at managing fonts with adobe software, but it will be a lot easier to find a font that has a Cyrillic variation, if there is a switch for that.
   Now I need to scroll through every font in the list, that I have, just to find fonts that supports Cyrillic. It's really annoying and not really a fast process.

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3. Activating fonts for non-Adobe apps

   God almighty, please, especially now that Adobe bought Figma, let me bulk activate fonts for non-Adobe apps in CC without having to MANUALLY check every variant of a font I want to sync.

   I am holding back a lot of contempt for the product managers at Adobe who thought of this feature. Quintessentially a sample of gratuitous suffering that the Adobe team has gotten us used to as paying customers.

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4. PLEASE make it possible to delete foreign fonts from FontBook. They take up too much room on my font list when using Illustrator. PLEASE!

   PLEASE make it possible to delete foreign fonts from FontBook. They take up too much room on my font list when using Illustrator. PLEASE! I have no idea how to do it. That is your job!

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5. Better Font Filtering

   Make it easier to find fonts that are designed to reflect a cultural feeling.
   Fonts in English that have a Chinese, Celtic, Russian,etc. FEELING to the design.

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6. Search by how a font looks in a custom term

   Like have an option to add a custom word to see how it looks in the fonts being displayed on search. Sometimes I'm just looking for how one letter flourishes into another. So instead of opening up each font and checking how it looks with my custom word, have that option on the search results itself.

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7. Unable to use the variable font features of 'momochidori VF' in Adobe software on macOS 15.4.

   Unable to use the variable font features of 'momochidori VF' and other CJK fonts in Adobe software on macOS 15.4.

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   Closed  ·  Adminliz (Product Manager, Adobe - Type (Fonts)) responded

   The underlying issue has been fixed, and will be included in the next version update of the CC Desktop apps.

8. font bug

   Adobe fonts를 사용하려고 하는데 절대 설치가 안 돼요.. 이것도 서비스의 일부 아닌가요? 폰트가 지속적으로 설치가 안 되는 점에 대해 비용을 환불 받고 싶어요. 프로그램을 다 지우고 새로 시작해도 똑같은 오류이고, 인터넷 보니 다른 유저들도 고질적인 문제를 고치지 못해 불편을 겪고 있고 일방적으로 어도비가 해결할 때만을 기다리고 있다네요. 연동이 안돼요!

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9. Greycliff (and other) font cross browser baseline / vertical alignment consistency problem

   After much searching, from what I can tell this is a issue with the font files vertical metrics and I don't know how to go about reporting / getting this fixed.

   It's not the first time I've noticed this problem with typekit fonts, it would be great to have some sort of quality control taken to assure this doesn't happen.

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10. Acumin Pro font vertical aligment a long way off

    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 different the position of the first line is from the top of the box, but also the highlighted selection. Can this be fixed?

    Edit - I had the screenshots the wrong way around; the one on the right is how it used to look, showing the new version on the left is considerably higher.

    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 -… more

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11. Missing Font Styles (e.g. Regular, SemiBold) in Properties Panel for Captions/Text v25.5

    In Premiere Pro v25.5 (Build 13), certain font styles are missing from the Font Style dropdown in the Properties panel when working with Captions or Text.

    Despite these fonts being:
    • Installed and fully active via Adobe Fonts (green status in Creative Cloud)
    • Verified as working in other Adobe apps like Photoshop or Illustrator
    • Showing the full style set (e.g., Regular, SemiBold) on fonts.adobe.com

    They do not appear as options in the Properties panel. For example:
    • Montserrat Regular and Montserrat SemiBold do not show up.
    • Only styles like Light, Thin, or Bold Italic are available in the dropdown.
    • This happens even after clearing Media Cache, logging out of Creative Cloud, restarting the system, and re-syncing the fonts.
    • The issue is present across multiple projects, not isolated to one timeline.

    Repro Steps:
    1. Open Premiere Pro v25.5
    2. Create a new caption or text item
    3. Go to the Properties panel > Font Style
    4. Attempt to select a missing style (e.g., Montserrat SemiBold or Regular)

    Expected Result:
    All active styles for a font family (as listed in Adobe Fonts) should appear in the dropdown.

    Actual Result:
    Some styles are missing, even though they are synced, verified, and appear in other Adobe applications.

    Additional Notes:
    • This appears to affect variable fonts or fonts with overlapping styles.
    • Legacy Title tool does show all styles correctly.
    • This issue did not exist in older versions using the Essential Graphics Panel.

    System Info:
    • Premiere Pro v25.5, Build 13
    • macOS / Windows [← (choose your platform)]
    • Fonts tested: Montserrat, Poppins, others
    • Creative Cloud fully up to date

    Suggested Fix:
    Improve font style parsing in the new Properties-based text engine so that it accurately reflects all available styles from activated Adobe Fonts, especially Regular and SemiBold weights.

    In Premiere Pro v25.5 (Build 13), certain font styles are missing from the Font Style dropdown in the Properties panel when working with Captions or Text.

    Despite these fonts being:
    • Installed and fully active via Adobe Fonts (green status in Creative Cloud)
    • Verified as working in other Adobe apps like Photoshop or Illustrator
    • Showing the full style set (e.g., Regular, SemiBold) on fonts.adobe.com

    They do not appear as options in the Properties panel. For example:
    • Montserrat Regular and Montserrat SemiBold do not show up.
    • Only styles like Light, Thin, or Bold Italic… more

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12. Would really need a true LCD font, for digital watch displays

    Would really need a true LCD font, for digital watch displays. Can only find one at the moment, "Overtime", which is not monospaced, making it pretty useless for clock animations. And besides this the 1 looks like a 7 for some reason.

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13. maintaining font activation

    Fonts that I use daily will deactivate and are difficult to reactivate. Multiple tries needed removing and adding through CC interface. More than frustrating situation. Note: Auto-activate in InDesign hangs, so is turned off. MacOS 14x, ID 2024

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14. 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… more

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15. Can't display all fonts.

    The font search page should display 283 pages of all 3,395 families.
    However, after page 201, the page does not display due to an error.

    Here is screenshot.

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    Happy to report that we've fixed this issue! Let us know if you're still having trouble.

16. Add Annifont to adobe fonts

    Please could you consider adding Annifont. This is a old graffiti font that I can not find lisense agreements for.

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17. Better categorization

    Your current categorization "system" – Hallowe'en (?!), Fun, Futuristic, etc. – appeals to amateurs and is near useless to professional typesetters.

    I want to be able to see if a font has small caps, is suitable for body copy in books or is better for headlines and display, etc. It would also be great to be able to view by date designed and other typographic fine-tuning options.

    Adobe has been in the font business for many decades. I would think that you could offer far better tools to find your font offerings.

    Thanks,

    Gareth

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18. The lower case letter "ø" in the Adobe Font Dic Sans (Cast Type foundry)

    Hello, my name is Ute Bach-Mohamed and I am addressing you with the following request:
    In the font "Dic Sans" from the Cast Type Foundry, which you offer via AdobeFonts, the lower case letter "ø" was missing until now. A member of your customer service team then asked me to contact the foundry directly in order to correct this bug. This is what I did and when I recently contacted the foundry again, I received the following statement via email:

    Dear Ute,
    Thank you for your patience, we fixed the problem but we are waiting for Adobe to update the fonts on their system.
    Best regards,
    CAST Type Foundry

    How long will it take to update the font on your system?

    --> https://fonts.adobe.com/fonts/dicsans

    Kind regards,
    Ute Bach-Mohamed

    Hello, my name is Ute Bach-Mohamed and I am addressing you with the following request:
    In the font "Dic Sans" from the Cast Type Foundry, which you offer via AdobeFonts, the lower case letter "ø" was missing until now. A member of your customer service team then asked me to contact the foundry directly in order to correct this bug. This is what I did and when I recently contacted the foundry again, I received the following statement via email:

    Dear Ute,
    Thank you for your patience, we fixed the problem but we are waiting for Adobe to… more

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19. Improve your font search parameters.

    The parameters/meta tagging used to search fonts clearly does not match designer vernacular. Definitely feels like a bunch of techys/engineers designed the parameters. I have 10,000 fonts loaded on my computer and feel like your library lacks compared to mine which I know is not true. But I will choose scrolling through my 10,000 over using adobe fonts search functions most of the time because I do not find success in what I am looking for. the fact that I can only look at like 10 fonts per page, and how fonts are shown is slow and cumbersome. Hate to say it, but dafont does a better job of the initial finds than adobe. Would be great if we could also orgnize some of your fonts into our own folders, those folder could then be shared. IE. "christmas fonts", "Sports FOnts", etc.

    The parameters/meta tagging used to search fonts clearly does not match designer vernacular. Definitely feels like a bunch of techys/engineers designed the parameters. I have 10,000 fonts loaded on my computer and feel like your library lacks compared to mine which I know is not true. But I will choose scrolling through my 10,000 over using adobe fonts search functions most of the time because I do not find success in what I am looking for. the fact that I can only look at like 10 fonts per page, and how fonts are shown is… more

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20. Customize ascent-override and descent-override for webfonts

    https://drafts.csswg.org/css-fonts/#font-metrics-override-desc

    https://github.com/w3c/csswg-drafts/issues/4792

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