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Our web designer suggested using Cambria as a font. In looking at various font references online, we couldn’t find authoritative sources that listed recent (post 2010) browser support for various fonts.
Which sources do you use to determine how supported a particular font is? I’m guessing there are reports for fonts like there are for browsers, but we haven’t found anything reliable yet.
You won’t find Cambria and the other fonts in its family natively installed on computers running anything but Windows Vista and newer, and you’ll only have luck on other systems if they have Office 2007/2008 and newer installed.
As long as the font is present on a user’s computer, any browser should be able to handle it, even without the need for
@font-faceembedding. The idea of font embedding is to get a browser to recognize and use a font that isn’t installed on a user’s system, rather than getting the browser to understand and render the font.