Block Unnecessary Fonts
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- What URL's should I block?
- Will it speed up browsing?
- Is there a way to block it in a way that it will still load if I downloaded the font on my computer?
- Bonus: Is there a way to spoof fonts in Linux so, for instance, Tinos is shown if a webpage in V or document in LibreOffice calls for times new roman?
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About to load them locally, if I remember, just if it's specified on the site's code and matches the installed. Otherwise online or generic.
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@code3 In uBO for all sites:
If a site breaks because of icon fonts :
Is there a way to block it in a way that it will still load if I downloaded the font on my computer?
Define a font you would like to use in every site (I use Lato) and make a general CSS style to define it.
With this selectors you embrace 95% of text in all sites:
p, * > p, * p, *.p, [class *= "text"] > p, [class *= "text"] p, [class *= "text"].p, p > strong, p.strong, p > span, p.span, p span, section, article, li span, li *, .entry-content *, .post-entry *, .article-body * {font-family: Lato !important;}
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@Zalex108 Thanks, exactly what I wanted, it seems to me that it has parameters to unblock the google CSS necessary for the fonts to load if they are installed on my machine.
https://www.fanboy.co.nz/fanboy-antifonts.txt@barbudo2005 Thanks, but I am using the inbuilt adblocker, it is fast! For the custom fonts, it may be easier to define those in Vivaldi. I have set Lato as my sans-serif font.
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@code3 If you define the Default Fonts in the settings it will not change the fonts in the site:
Look this thread by @LonM :
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/40970/force-default-fontsit seems to me that it has parameters to unblock the google CSS necessary for the fonts to load if they are installed on my machine.
I doubt that.
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@barbudo2005 said in Block Unnecessary Fonts:
If you define the Default Fonts in the settings it will not change the fonts in the site
It will if there isn’t a more similar font.
@barbudo2005 said in Block Unnecessary Fonts:
it seems to me that it has parameters to unblock the google CSS necessary for the fonts to load if they are installed on my machine.
I doubt that.
Why? Did you look at it?
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Here are some settings to Block from V
AdBlocker.
Even with a Chrome
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I use uBO and block the remote fonts.
The extension LocalCDN in Chromium not support "Font Awesome", so I emulate it by this CSS Stylus:
i, .icon, ::before, ::after, [class *= "fa"] {font-family: "Font Awesome 5 Free", "Font Awesome 5 Free Solid", "Font Awesome 5 Free Regular", "Font Awesome 5 Brands Regular" !important;}
Download the fonts Version 5 Free from: https://fontawesome.com/download
You can prove it in https://wpd.app/
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