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My favorite feature of this: the option to donate to the font designer when you download. +1 (although I'd love to see the conversion stats).

These look a lot better than when Google first came out with the font API. The selection is pretty good now, and seems like a great free alternative to Typekit.

I don't want to rain on the parade, but I can't believe there is no search box! :) On the other hand, great selection of fonts, and betting on Google not being down is probably safer than betting any other font service not being down.

Still (IMHO) not quite correctly anti-aliasing under IE/Windows

> available for use on your website under an open source license<p>what does this mean? am i free to use it on my website or can i edit/fork them?

For now I am still not keen on webfonts, as my primary language is Chinese, which, even using simplified form, would need at least 1000 popular characters. Unless there is a even more dynamic way to load fonts by splitting font characters by usage frequency, it would be a no-go for that (who uses webfonts in the size of megabytes?)

I already had this bookmarked in my Delicious account. The only change to the URL seems to be that it is http instead of https.

This page just freezes my Firefox.

Doesn't work in FF 3.6?<p>Looking at the actual Google page, the fonts don't load.