Ie has supported it for 10 years, and a gpl eot converter is in the works. I expect ff and opera to ship within 6 months. Regards, Dave <blockquote>On 6 Jun 2009, 2:40 AM, "Chris Hills" <<a href="mailto:chaz@chaz6.com">chaz@chaz6.com</a>> wrote: On 06/06/09 01:28, <a href="mailto:Fontfreedom@aol.com">Fontfreedom@aol.com</a> wrote: > > 99% by the end of the year seems a tad optimistic,... I have tested it in Arora (Qt 4.5) and Midori (WebKitGtk 1.1.8) and both work, so Safari is not the only browser. I suspect it is also supported in Konqueror (KHTML) - and a quick Google seems to confirm that it does. These are released software, not betas. > I've made sure I have the newest Firefox today -- still no @font-face > support. It should be supported in the 3.6a1pre nightlies, and it is working in the current Opera 10 beta (however, it still does not support SVG fonts). > Any idea when Firefox / MSIE / Google Chrome / Opera / etc will start > supporting @font-face? >... Whenever the next major version of Firefox after 3.5 is released, and whenever Opera 10 final is released. I can not tell you when that will be. Regards, Chris Hills </blockquote>