May 28th, 2009 at 4:53PM
matthewb: TypeKit is a hosted service from Jeff Veen’s Small Batch (and designed by Jason Santa Maria) that promises to make font embedding on websites easier and more secure. I’m excited at the groundswell of interest in arriving at a solution that benefits all parties: the foundries, their customers and the browsing public, although I share Josh Porter’s fear that trapping development companies (and/or their clients) into a subscription model may further complicate the process. Not a lot of detail yet on how the served files will be protected from theft, either. Cautiously optimistic about this.

matthewb:

TypeKit is a hosted service from Jeff Veen’s Small Batch (and designed by Jason Santa Maria) that promises to make font embedding on websites easier and more secure. I’m excited at the groundswell of interest in arriving at a solution that benefits all parties: the foundries, their customers and the browsing public, although I share Josh Porter’s fear that trapping development companies (and/or their clients) into a subscription model may further complicate the process. Not a lot of detail yet on how the served files will be protected from theft, either.
Cautiously optimistic about this.
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    Now if someone would just tell me exactly how to get it to work. I tried something I thought was obvious, and nothing...
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