I disagree with keeping fonts inline in the page. It means an additional 100kb per page at the very least. Which adds up very quickly. Remember that most of the world still doesn't have broadband (including yourself if you're using roaming services abroad). It also means extremely redundant information is transmitted when people watch more than one page on your site.
Exactly. It’s a CSS (not HTML) file with all the inline fonts in that file, with a long cache time, so all of the website’s fonts are loaded once for site visitors.
