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You're right, the right stem of /n/ was a bit much. Better like this?

Does /t/ profit from a slightly steeper stem slope to compensate for its bend?

There are a few things to consider here. One is the simple case when ї is bracketed by letters that do not carry marks, or which are wide enough not to produce spacing issues. Second is the ї when pr…

Yes, the Russian people are not the ones to blame for this war. However, the civilian population of a country often suffers when its leaders choose to engage in aggression, because we have limited m…

Joke or no joke, this is not the first time in the past week I’ve seen type folks bring up removing Russian glyphs. Actual Russians are risking their lives protesting this war in the streets of St Pe…

We only deliver WOFF2 webfonts these days. Other formats on request, though there haven’t been any since we took WOFF (1.0) from our website a while ago. WOFF2 has support of over 96% (usage-relative…

I only include WOFF and WOFF2, which covers all major desktop and mobile browsers dating back to ~2012. I would provide older formats like EOT and SVG upon request if needed, but I've not had a reque…

Note that the FontLab forum is the best place for such questions. Are you using FontLab 7? The easiest way to do this is to copy all the glyphs you want in the font window of one font, and then go to…

While the Greek and Latin are oldstyle type, and beautiful as far as I can tell, the Cambodian and Thai are fully calligraphic. That seems a strong contrast.

@JoyceKetterer I don't know about Mac but if a developer needs to install a font on the system to display it in a Windows app, they probably don't know what they're doing.