Open davelab6 opened 8 years ago
I donβt think it makes much sense to require version 2 post
table on the Web, Apple reference is referring to PDF generation which is an irrelevant use case here, and even this should be handled by any PDF generation tool worthy its salt (generating glyph names when embedding the font in PDF). The Glyphs forum discussion does not even mention what scenarios requires post
version 2 and I highly doubt it will have anything to do with the use on the web.
For some fonts the difference can be huge (version 2 and 3, respectively):
du -h --apparent-size amiri-regular#*.ttf
534K amiri-regular#1.ttf
400K amiri-regular#2.ttf
The TTFs that the Google Fonts API ingests are intended for desktop usage.
The API can convert post tables from type 2 to type 3, but the TTFs should have the widest utility; thus type 2.
Makes sense.
Note that cjk and maybe larger filesize fonts for other scripts can have v3 because the PDF text extraction possible with v2 is probably Latin only, and filesize reduction in v3 is good
@davelab6 do you know of a good way to change the post table version? Signika currently has version 3.
Ah, I see. I am getting this WARN
on a subset SC font which has been subset by fontTools, and as you say in the opening comment,
They should be flipped to v3 when served to web browsers where file size savings do matter, and the fontTools subsetter does use v3.
So, I'll leave it unless there's a good reason not to.
fonttools subset
will keep the glyph names if you pass --glyph-names
option
converting from post format 2 to 3 is trivial (just set ttFont["post"].formatType = 3.0
and save), whereas the other way around the names have already been deleted from the font binary, so you'll have to get it from somewhere else (e.g. public.postscriptNames
list in UFO lib), and call ttFont.setGlyphOrder([... your list of glyph names ...])
then compile/save the ttFont.
Passing the --glyph-names
option solved it!
Thanks for pointing that out, @anthrotype.
The check com.google.fonts/check/post_table_version
(fontbakery v0.7.12) gives the following result when ran on a variable OTF:
FAIL: Post table should be version 3 instead of 2.0. More info at https://github.com/google/fonts/issues/215
The CFF2
table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post
table version 2.
Thanks @miguelsousa :) The majority of the com.google.fonts/check
checks are for TTFs; I'll repost that in the fontbakery issue tracker now :)
thanks, @davelab6 and @miguelsousa
As of 9b4b790f4ac312aaf2745f6536d667cc3fb8e7a2, Wed Feb 12, 2020, the font files below are the 5% of the collection with a version 3 post table:
Fontbakery version: 0.7.19.dev8+gee1772a0.d20200214
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
--- Rationale --- Apple recommends against using 'post' table format 3 under most circumstances, as it can create problems with some printer drivers and PDF documents. The savings in disk space usually does not justify the potential loss in functionality. Source: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html The CFF2 table does not contain glyph names, so variable OTFs should be allowed to use post table version 2. This check expects: - Version 2 for TTF or OTF CFF2 Variable fonts - Version 3 for OTF* π₯ **FAIL** Post table should be version 2 instead of 3.0.
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@felipesanches Can we ensure that v3 is allowed for CJK fonts please?
In previous comments, Dave said it was ok.
Note that cjk and maybe larger filesize fonts for other scripts can have v3 because the PDF text extraction possible with v2 is probably Latin only, and filesize reduction in v3 is good
Indeed, PDF extraction for Arabic is hopeless case if the PDF creator does not embed the text strings/characters in the PDF (using /ActualText
spans), and even then not all apps will extract the text correctly, so glyphs names are useless burden. Even more for the web.
Even for Latin, PDF creators will generate /ToUnicode
tables from cmap
table (and some even from GSUB
), so glyph names needed only for unmapped glyphs.
https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html says,
Its not clear to me if this is still a valid concern, but https://forum.glyphsapp.com/t/custom-parameter-for-post-table-type-2/ is from June 2015 so it seems to still be relevant.
Therefore all the TTFs in this repo should have v2 post tables. (They should be flipped to v3 when served to web browsers where file size savings do matter, and the fontTools subsetter does use v3.)
At the moment the TTFs in github have a mix of v2/v3 post tables, around 88:12%.
I determined this with a simple python and shell script to print the post table version,
Probably the TTFs in github with v3 POST tables have it that way because they were converted from CFFs, which is likely bad as it bloats filesize.