We’ve made improvements to Test fonts: you can now optionally include automatically-generated webfonts, you can customize the font name suffix (e.g. Test → Trial), and you can now use the value * to include all characters and features instead of only a subset. Test fonts now regenerate more often (whenever you add, delete, or edit font collections) and will no longer be unavailable while being regenerated.
We rebuilt the Invoice PDFs system to better support multi-page layouts.
We added support for mp4 videos to Images fields, as a performant way to embed animations. Images including mp4s are currently limited to 5mb. If you need to upload larger files, please get in touch.
For developers: in June we released fontdue-js version 2 on npm, which is a major change to support React 18, React Server Components and Next.js’s new App Router, a new paradigm for implementing website frontends. The new version now uses Suspense for data fetching (via Relay) which means Fontdue components can now be pre-rendered on the server. We’ve written a new guide for getting started with Fontdue and Next.js App Router including a functional example repo based on our template that you can use as a foundation for your foundry site.
We’re increasing the price for new customers to $89 per month starting November 1. If you’re already a subscriber or you’ve signed up for a free trial before then, your subscription won’t change.

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