[mortenjorck]

That practice died out years ago with the rise of browser support for @font-face and the hosted webfont industry. Of course, you'll still encounter legacy sites that assume installed fonts, but no professional designer is going to specify type that way on a new project.

[walshemj]

Ah you mean yet more stuff to download and slowdown page loading

[azinman2]

Unless it's cached.

And yes, more stuff to download to make your experience nicer to have design and heterogeneity in our lives.

[walshemj]

Depends is it worth the extra page weight and slower speed to cater for the designers typographical choices in 99.99% of cases no its not.

[namuol]

I see countless sites that use `Helvetica`.