Bunny fonts – privacy respecting drop-in replacement for Google Fonts
I find it really strange where some privacy debates have gone wrong, and this is a perfect example. It's basically a form of "don't trust them, better trust us, also we're in a country with better privacy laws". Which is an imperfect solution at best, and given that I have no idea who bunny.net is it's a questionable one at best.<p>If you embed a font hosted somewhere else you expose some of your user data to them. Now with fonts there's a really simple solution: Just don't. As an added bonus, hosting fonts on your own server is faster as it goes through the same HTTP connection.<p>There are situations where you can't completely avoid privacy issues, and then you can try to do better than others. But if you can completely get rid of a privacy issue then obviously that's what you should do.