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Re: A tool that lets you pirate all fonts on any website, instantly.
John, rest assured that “professional design houses” regularly put OTFs on websites as web fonts, in violation of their license. Mostly they are not consciously violating their EULA, but they are jus…3 -
Re: A tool that lets you pirate all fonts on any website, instantly.
This is probably a topic into which I don’t want to wade too deeply, but... it seems like a complicated and time consuming endeavor. I certainly spent a fair amount of my time trying to address pirac…3 -
Re: Corporation letting public download my typeface for free
Yeah, wow, “Agency got the files thru Adobe Fonts” is not a thing. If that’s an accurate description, it would involve a deliberate circumvention of the technical measures that protect Adobe Fonts. (…5 -
Re: Adobe webfonts
“Adobe Fonts” does not host websites, just web fonts — and those fonts have to be licensed and officially added. That is, there is no way for fonts to be added to the Adobe Fonts service without a pr…6 -
Re: Adobe announces end of support for “PostScript” Type 1 fonts
Right. Adobe’s standard font EULA — essentially what they offered since Type 1 fonts came out — has always allowed conversions AFAIK. As you might expect, one cannot redistribute any converted font, …2
