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So this might be a long-shot.
Typedia is a encyclopedia for fonts.
Fontcase is a font management program.
Fontcase uses the Typedia database to classify fonts (serif, display, sans-serif, etc.) using tags and genres and stuff.
This is really cool, but I don’t want to use Fontcase. I prefer FontExplorer X Pro. Classifying fonts manually is a pain and can take hours upon hours. Is there any way of using this kind of functionality to other programs?
No it doesn’t seem like this is possible.