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Font MIME Types

August 21, 2008 - 8:43am by Rob

roc reports on the Web Fonts battle of which the short version is whether the non-IE browsers should support a DRM format for fonts. (And maybe also whether they can support TrueType and OpenType out of the box.) I don’t really think we should support a DRM format for fonts. It seems like it would set a bad precedent on the Web, might make vendors liable if they don’t enforce things right, and complicates matters for authors. The W3C has created a draft charter for an EOT Working Group; EOT (E

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