Hello everyone! I’m looking for a self-hosted alternative to Google Fonts. I’ve noticed that many open-source projects rely on Google Fonts, but in cases like a private LAN, it might not be accessible. I’m wondering if there’s an alternative solution that would allow open-source projects to configure their own font provider. Any suggestions?
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Don’t know if this helps: https://alternativeto.net/software/google-web-fonts/
Can’t you still use the google fonts, but download them once and serve them from a web server on your LAN? Reference them with a relative path from the same server.
Maybe. I just wonder if there’s a platform the kinda mimic the google fonts. Something with a web UI that will serve fonts I’ll add to it
Dafont? Adobe Webfonts?
Not sure what you are asking for specifically. You know that you can download fonts from Google Fonts and self-host them, right?
This is what many do for networks that are not connected to the internet and works.Also: normally you would implement a fallback font for any external font that is availiable on the system.
You know you can download and self-host google fonts, right?
I can add a font to a my project but can I serve them the same way google fonts sever does?