Switch Google Fonts to Bunny.net #83
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Abstract
For better privacy (removing the last direct Google dependency) and better performance, de-bloating in general, I've switched our Fonts CDN to Bunny.net, which has a FAR better privacy policy, is GDPR compliant and is also a recognised service for it's speed and quality.
What does this PR address?
It addresses the last dependency on Google, by switching to an improved fonts CDN provider.
What features or improvements were added?
A privacy improvement and slight performance boost.
How does this benefit users?
Privacy and performance! 🥷 ⚡ 🐰