Sunday, March 14, 2010

Firefox goes for Meta. Is there nothing better?

Good to see the Firefox 3.6 ‘what’s new’ page is swathed in styles that use Erik Spiekermann’s font Meta. But a shame that Mozilla or its design team couldn’t find an OFL licensed font worthy of their use.

A better OFLB online today might have helped. The design and coding is done; we await implentation.

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3:19 PM | Blogger Denis said:
Meta has been Mozilla's typeface for a long time. Using it as a webfont is not much different than using it in graphics. Hopefully they'll reconsider using an Open Source font when they update their branding in the future.

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