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However, this works a little differently; every font not installed on device will send a request. By comparing the differences between the requests and the full list of fonts, we can conclude what fonts are installed.
...I think this might need some qualifying. Webkit implemented anti-fingerprinting techniques so that only system-level fonts are accessible through the local() directive. I just tested Chrome 96 and I can't get access to userland fonts this way.
Surprisingly I can with desktop Safari, not sure how that could be.
The section on fingerprinting with fonts reads:
...I think this might need some qualifying. Webkit implemented anti-fingerprinting techniques so that only system-level fonts are accessible through the
local()
directive. I just tested Chrome 96 and I can't get access to userland fonts this way.Surprisingly I can with desktop Safari, not sure how that could be.
The Local Font Access API is what Google is proposing instead.
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