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Hey @vincentmakes, many thanks for the new font feature! I love it!
A nice privacy-focused improvement would be to replace Google Fonts with a drop-in alternative like Bunny Fonts, or alternatively host the fonts locally on the server (preferred).
This would:
reduce third-party requests
avoid loading external resources on page render
improve privacy compliance and user trust
make the app less dependent on Google infrastructure
A good implementation path could be:
use Bunny Fonts as the simplest drop-in replacement
or bundle and serve fonts locally for full control
keep the visual design unchanged while improving privacy defaults
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Hey @vincentmakes, many thanks for the new font feature! I love it!
A nice privacy-focused improvement would be to replace Google Fonts with a drop-in alternative like Bunny Fonts, or alternatively host the fonts locally on the server (preferred).
This would:
A good implementation path could be:
Using Bunny Fonts: Simply swap "https://fonts.bunny.net/css" in place of "https://fonts.googleapis.com/css" on your website's source code and let your users enjoy better privacy.
This feels like a small change with a big GDPR/privacy benefit. :)
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