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Reviews for Fontonic - Customize Fonts

Fontonic - Customize Fonts by amkhrjee

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Review by TheInvoker
by TheInvoker, 9 months ago
it would be nice if we could select the font from a list instead of writing
10 reviews
  • by meonmf, 15 days ago
    Performs reliably on almost all websites. But after updating to Firefox 158.0 (64-bit) on a machine running Windows 11 26H2, icon/symbol fonts no longer display properly. Instead, you see a "tofu" or .notdef glyph.
  • by smiert, 23 days ago
    My fonts are now stuck in some vertically squished font, and I can't change it back. Deleting the add-on also doesn't work, had this same thing happen to me on Firefox Android but lots of messing with it made it reset to the actual Firefox default font. Can't seem to get that to happen on PC though, am probably going to have to reinstall Firefox.

    Also the drop-down menus aren't even working.
  • by Alonzo, 5 months ago
    I installed it because I use it in Opera, where the extension features a dropdown menu with a list of fonts. However, that is not the case in Firefox.
  • by Bluemethyst, 10 months ago
    Works perfect for what i needed, looks great replacing Sans Serif fonts with Google Sans Flex, and replacing Monospace with JetBrains Mono
  • by Actr, a year ago
  • by xcool233, a year ago
    Actually works.
  • by Javadst, 2 years ago
  • by NicholasPear, 2 years ago
    This add-on worked very well, however it has been made useless by stock features of firefox. Those stock features, however, I only found out about due to this add-on, and a review thread under it. I have spent one and a half hours trying to get this font i am writing in right now; thelorin; working on literally any writing thing anywhere. Thank you so so much, This means so much to me. <3 5 stars, lovely person, lovely people!
  • by bamani, 3 years ago
    It replaces the default fonts on any website super nicely! It would be great if it was possible to change all the websites not only just the one, because I have to do it for each website manually, or replace specific fonts, like replace Roboto with something on my system. Maybe some kind of rules that we can edit using text that supports wildcards.

    Developer response

    posted 3 years ago
    Thanks a lot for trying out Fontonic!

    Firefox has an option to set custom fonts that apply for all websites via the Font selection settings.

    My primary aim with this extension was to let users change fonts of those annoying websites with ugly fonts :P

    I think your suggestion of replacing specific fonts is excellent and I'll definitely add that in the next version, along with an "Apply to all sites" option.

    Again, many thanks for taking the time to write a review.