[CobrastanJorji]

There's one small downside to using your own font. The Google Font is very likely already cached in the browser and won't need to load from anywhere remote.

An even better solution might be to just not specify a specific font unless you really, really need one.

[LeoNatan25]

Use a system font stack. Both macOS and Windows come with good font choices, and Linux … is Linux, more often than not, users are not even aware of typography or why it matters.

[przmk]

That's pretty dismissive of Linux users. Just because someone uses Linux, doesn't mean that person doesn't care about design.

[LeoNatan25]

Of course. It’s just my subjective experience that most don’t. It’s to the point most don’t know what ligatures and stylistic sets are. Most Linux software lacks basic OpenType features support.

[detaro]

> It’s to the point most don’t know what ligatures and stylistic sets are.

As if the majority of Windows and Mac OS users would know that.

[eftychis]

Since a noticeable at least portion of Mac OS users have some artistic vein one would argue for Mac OS users. For Windows my personal opinion is the average user has no idea. I think for Linux/BSD etc there is a part of users that know or have some idea but don't care enough personally. I comment from experience -- not aware of any study that looks for correlation :D

[bwbw223]

Are you sure about that? https://reddit.com/r/unixporn