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I’m getting sporadic reports of users seeing our website with the Comic Sans font. This is obviously highly undesirable.
We use the Lobster Google web font which I strongly suspect is the one being rendered as Comic Sans.
Our homepage is http://www.scirra.com, can anyone tell me why it’s falling back to Comic Sans for some people?
It’s because your font stack reads:
Comic Sans is a
cursivefamily font. So if lobster fails to load from the google font api, comic sans is a valid fallback font.Personally, I have nothing good to say about the viability of Google Font API, so I would recommend you use @font-face to achieve your desired affect.
edit: woah, I just took a look at your web page and realized what i was looking at. So, on a personal note I’d just like to say I’ve used the scirra free edition to help me learn some stuff with the Canvas and I think it’s an awesome product, so if you’re a member of the team I just wanted to say thanks.