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*HTML/CSS Web fonts now (how we’re doing with that)
Submitted 2 years and 729 days ago (more from zeldman.com)The Web Fonts Wiki has a page listing fonts you can legally embed in your site designs using the CSS standard @font-face method. Currently, Safari supports @font-face. The soon-to-be-released next versions of Opera, Google’s Chrome, and Firefox will do likewise. When I say “soon-to-be-released,” I mean any day now. When this occurs, all browser except IE will support @font-face.
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