Re:Google Fonts Analytics
by est31 on Wednesday February 19, 2020 @03:54PM
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> It’s kind of the same problem as saying that the browser should include common images. Which images? Why? How many?
Images follow a different usage distribution than fonts. I'd say that the top 100 fonts are enough to render most web content, for images I'd say this is obviously different, the top 100 images might appear often but not as often as the top 100 fonts.
Google is already distributing the equivalent for text, in the form of the brotli corpus which ships in every Chrome installation.
Images follow a different usage distribution than fonts. I'd say that the top 100 fonts are enough to render most web content, for images I'd say this is obviously different, the top 100 images might appear often but not as often as the top 100 fonts.
Google is already distributing the equivalent for text, in the form of the brotli corpus which ships in every Chrome installation.