User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (MSIE/6.0; compatible; Win98) Build Identifier: all versions There once were that .pfr fonts available for Communicator/Navi 4. While these happily disappeared and Macrosafts .eot's did not gain much more momentum until today, the w3c nevertheless recommended such dynamic fonts as extensions to HTML and CSS. They also stated it would be fine, if .ttf and .pfb and some others were supported. This is obviously a simple task if a Gecko browser runs below a X11 Server, as all that is to do would be loading the font, saving it to a temporary font directory ($HOME/.rc/mozilla/dfonts/ for example) and then redirecting the X11 font server to see it: xset +fp $HOME/.rc/mozilla/dfonts/ # if not already done xset fp rehash # making any .ttf or .pfb font available This is a stupids` approach, and I believe there is a much easier and saner possibility in the Xlib interface to do so. And wasn't there some other font library already loaded into the mozilla binary?? As you probably already know, many people would like to see support for this at some point :) Thanks, mario Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3.

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