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To WFS Web Pages Web Font Download Fonts Services Servers Fonts Over The Air 2010 Paradigm Historic Paradigm New Paradigm Fonts downloaded from server Fonts on Device Fonts downloaded from server for temporary use (Applications require fonts and installed on a device (Browsers support CSS local on client) (Application and Content command) environments provide support) Web Server Content Server Online Store Applications HTML Applications Applications Images Video HTML/CSS Songs Images Limited to Embedded Video Video Web-Safe Fonts Fonts High Quality Unlimited Fonts Font Selection Client Over The Air 2010 – The private data will likely contain information that identifies a licensee transaction – Metadata and private data can be removed but the font itself remains identifiable Over The Air 2010 Yes, you can! But: – The WOFF metadata says that someone else has actually licensed a font.“Can I download a WOFF file from a Web server and simply upload it to my own server?” – Violators can no longer claim ignorance – they know exactly what they’re doing Over The Air 2010
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– WOFF serves as a “garden fence” that informs users about the intended web font use and license conditions.
There is no obfuscation or rights management: – A font packaged inside WOFF file can be easily converted back to its original format. The restriction can be lifted using “Cross- Origin Resource Sharing” Over The Air 2010įont Format WOFF Metadata Private Data Over The Air 2010. Same-origin restriction is satisfied if both HTML document and the fonts are delivered using: Same-origin restriction protects users from malicious attacks involving font files, and is mandated by CSS and WOFF specifications Over The Air 2010. WebFonts introduce a significant security risk Of arbitrary data reserved exclusively for use by font creators. Private Data … ©2010 Font Vendor Over The Air 2010 Metadata A license description goes here. WOFF File Format A member of the Demo font family. License Info Information about font license Copyright A copyright notice for the font Trademark A trademark statement Metadata Licensee The licensee for the font Private Data Extensions Vendor-specific extended info Over The Air 2010 Typeface description, history, use Description recommendation, etc. (OpenType / OFF, TrueType) name h h O m p Font Data cmap hmtx e h S a o a e / x s d a 2 p t Glyph Data (CFF | glyf/loca) Metadata Private Data GSUB DSIG GPOS Over The Air 2010Ī unique identifier for the font Vendor The vendor name and URL Credits Info about designer, hinter, etc. Font Data Metadata Private Data Over The Air 2010 Includes identifying signature, indicates the specific kind of font data (TTF, OTF, etc.), provides the file parsing information, font table directory, etc. W3C Recommendation – Web Standard! Over The Air 2010įont Data Metadata optional Private Data optional Over The Air 2010. Proposed Recommendation (W3C, pass/fail). Candidate Recommendation – Creation of a test suite – Testing of implementations – Implementation report (2+ implementations pass). Last Call Working Draft – Everyone agrees and we are all happy – Last opportunity for patent exclusion – Accessibility and internationalization review. Major browsers support WOFF today! Over The Air 2010. WOFF specification is published as a First Public Working Draft – Spec is available without fees (RF commitments) – Triggers opportunity for patent exclusion – More drafts may follow – clarifications, improvements, bug fixes, but no major changes are expected!. WebFonts WG is formed Over The Air 2010. Font and browser makers are united with Web authors and users. New format is born – Many thanks to the original authors Erik van Blokland (), Jonathan Kew (Mozilla) and Tal Leming (Type Supply). webfont proposals – we’re out of the maze! Over The Air 2010 
Creation of the Fonts Working Group is discussed.
Some browsers introduced support for raw fonts. Web authors resorted to using “web-safe” fonts. Two major browsers supporting incompatible font solutions (EOT vs. First W3C attempt to bring fonts on the Web. Format (WOFF) Vladimir Levantovsky, Monotype Imaging Inc., chair of the W3C WebFonts WG Company Confidential
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