RE: WOFF and padding at the end of the font file

> I think, based on what appears to be the common practice, that we should consider this last-table padding to be standard in sfnt files.

You are right, there is evidence in OT spec about padding after last table. But since I've seen both cases, I do not think we can easily prohibit either of them.
 
> It will still generate a .woff file, but gives a warning because decoding back to sfnt will not produce an exact copy of the original.

What exactly FireFox is doing? Statement above suggests that you force-padding file regardless of specified size. Is this right? 

Thanks,
Sergey

Received on Wednesday, 9 June 2010 00:10:33 UTC