Sara Soueidan • 3/2/2021

How I set up Glyphhanger on macOS for optimizing and converting font files for the Web

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This article details the author's technical journey and struggles to install the Glyphhanger command-line tool on macOS for converting TTF font files to the more web-efficient WOFF and WOFF2 formats. It provides a step-by-step guide aimed at front-end developers looking to streamline their font optimization workflow locally, avoiding clunky online conversion tools.

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How I set up Glyphhanger on macOS for optimizing and converting font files for the Web

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