google-webfonts-helper VS Musical Artifacts

google webfonts helper - https://gwfh.mranftl.com

According to the Cloudflare December monthly stats, I had roughly 57k unique users, 15m requests, 1,3TB traffic. Though, most requests are likely to be bots/integrators spamming the API...

Running on a bare metal k8s cluster (libvirt) on top of a single dedicated Hetzner server, ~70€/month. Not going to monetize it, but will maybe accept donations/sponsorings in the future...

However I felt like this solution is quite opionated, and therefore I'd like to promote a different non-opionated solution (if anyone haven't heard of it yet) to get any font plus minimalistic styles: https://github.com/majodev/google-webfonts-helper

Just moved off https://github.com/majodev/google-webfonts-helper today from their free tier to my own private infra and replaced current the Heroku dyno with a 301: https://github.com/kenmickles/heroku-redirect

AFAIK sadly Heroku does not provide some other _free_ permanent redirect option for *.herokuapp.com apps without actually running a dyno there.

As an alternative there is the google-webfonts-helper. It can be used online and regardless of the operating system.

As you can see, the font loading with Google Fonts can be complicated. However, you can reduce how many requests are needed to just one by self-hosting the font and putting the @font-face declaration inside your CSS bundle instead of an external stylesheet. A tool like Google Webfonts Helper can be helpful for this.

I only know google-webfonts-helper, but it's more of an assistance tool that provides the fonts and code to host the fonts yourself (download) - which I always prefer.

Its open source, maybe you can achieve what you want with it.

Lots of Hydrogen Kits

Decent Sampler might help you out more in that regard. See also Carla, which can load soundfonts, which you can find tonnes of on Musical Artifacts

Musical Artifacts has a lot of good free soundfonts https://musical-artifacts.com/

Incidentally, I'd never heard of virustotal so took a look and put the musical-artifacts.com URL in, and only 1 of 79 had not tagged it as clean. Yandex Safebrowsing were the ones who tagged it as malicious, stating "script for mining cryptocurrencies has been discovered on this site. When you visit such websites, your device may work slowly and heat up, power consumption may increase and the battery may drain faster." Sounds like a temporary hack to me. I'd personally download stuff from the site.