On Jun 25, 2009, at 12:25 PM, Levantovsky, Vladimir wrote: > However, this has nothing to do with using a particular data format, > and > can be used with any font, be it raw or EOT with empty root string. > And, > this mechanism would not address the other concerns relevant to raw > font > use. If I get a URL that looks like > http://your_domain/fonts/coolfont.ttf - I can click on it and "Save > file > as" dialog would pop up - the referrer value wouldn't prevent it. Actually, now that I think about it, it would prevent it, wouldn't it? I think that when you do that, the referer header is blank or missing. I could be wrong; I don't know. You could also probably snag it from the cache or temporary files, if the browser saves them that way. And I think they could have a different extension, like .asp or .php, from the server script that was used to test the referer and include the font data (or not).
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