System Fonts For Mac
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*System Fonts For Mac And Pc
What fonts can you assume Windows users will have? Mac users? And how about (gulp!) Linux & other UNIX users? Oh, & don’t forget mobile users: iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch), Android, & Windows Phone 7!
One answer can be found at Code Style Font Sampler, which asks visitors to fill out a survey asking them about the fonts they have on their computers. You should take the results with a grain of salt, as the results are biased in favor of users who:
*visit the site,
*agree to take the survey, &
*are able to correctly determine the fonts on their computers
Still, it provides some useful results. Go take a look & it’ll give you some numbers you can work with.
Various resources also exist that give web developers some hard numbers & lists they can use when determining the fonts available on various operating systems.Windows
The following fonts have served as the default system fonts on Windows:VersionDefault System Font10Segoe UI18.1Segoe UI18Segoe UI17Segoe UI1VistaSegoe UI1XPTahoma2Me (Millennium Edition)MS Sans Serif32000Tahoma298 Second EditionMS Sans Serif398MS Sans Serif3NT 4MS Sans Serif395MS Sans Serif3NT 3.5MS Sans Serif3NT 3.1MS Sans Serif33.1MS Sans Serif33Helv32Helv31Helv3
The number of typefaces & fonts Microsoft includes with Windows has been steadily increasing. First a table:Typefaces (New)Fonts (New)XP29136Vista901917111 (15)257 (49)8118 (6)279 (17)8.1124 (10)322 (45)1093 (10)171 (45)10 (FoD)84 (3)269 (9)
And now a detailed breakdown:
*Windows XP: 31 typefaces4 & 136 fonts5
*Windows Vista: 90 typefaces6 & 191 fonts
*Windows 7: 111 typefaces & 257 fonts7; 15 are new typefaces & 49 are new fonts8
*Windows 8: 118 typefaces & 279 fonts; 6 are new typefaces & 17 are new fonts9
*Windows 8.1: 125 typefaces, 322 fonts; 10 are new typefaces & 45 are new fonts10
*Windows 10: 177 typefaces, 440 fonts
*In the base install, there are 9311 typefaces & 17112 fonts.
*In that base install are 10 new typefaces & 45 new fonts.12
*Windows 10 also makes other typefaces & fonts available in Feature on Demand packages. According to Microsoft, FoD packages “are installed automatically by Windows Update when the associated languages are enabled in language settings (for example, by enabling a keyboard)” but can also be installed manually by using Settings > Apps > Apps & Features > Manage Optional Features. The FoD packages include 84 typefaces & 269 fonts.13
*In those FoD packages are 3 new typefaces & 9 new fonts.13
For more info:
*Windows XP
*Windows Vista
*Windows 7
*Windows 8/8.1
*Windows 10
*New fonts in Windows 10 (including Georgia Pro & Verdana Pro)
Wikipedia’s “List of typefaces included with Microsoft Windows” lists fonts included with Windows 3.1–10.
In addition to these, you should also check out Microsoft’s “Fonts and Products”, which lists fonts supplied not only with Microsoft’s products, but also included in UNIX, Mac OS X, & Adobe products.Mac OS X/OS X/macOS
Apple has a page detailing System Fonts for macOS & iOS.
The following fonts have served as the default system fonts on macOS:VersionDefault System Font10.1510.14 MojaveSan Francisco10.13 High SierraSan Francisco10.12 SierraSan Francisco10.11 El CapitanSan Francisco10.10 YosemiteHelvetica Neue10.9 MavericksLucida Grande10.8 Mountain LionLucida Grande10.7 LionLucida Grande10.6 Snow LeopardLucida Grande10.5 LeopardLucida Grande10.4 TigerLucida Grande10.3 PantherLucida Grande10.2 JaguarLucida Grande10.1 PumaLucida Grande10.0 CheetahLucida Grande
The number of typefaces & fonts Apple includes with Mac OS X/OS X/macOS has varied. First a table:Typefaces/FontsInstalledAvailable for DownloadAvailable in Documents or Apps10.3 Panther– / 74––10.4 Tiger– / 117––10.5 Leopard– / 160––10.6 Snow Leopard– / 249––10.7 Lion– / 225––10.8 Mountain Lion– / 242––10.9 Mavericks– / 507––10.10 Yosemite?––10.11 El Capitan?––10.12 Sierra– / 473– / 106– / 15810.13 High Sierra193 / 48858 / 107134 / 19710.14 Mojave180 / 48861 / 187134 / 198
And now a detailed breakdown:
*Mac OS X 10.3 Panther
*74 fonts installed14
*Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger
*117 fonts installed15
*Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard
*160 fonts installed16
*155 fonts installed17
*Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard
*249 fonts installed18
*Mac OS X 10.7 Lion
*225 fonts installed19
*OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion
*242 fonts installed20
*OS X 10.9 Mavericks
*507 fonts installed21
*OS X 10.10 Yosemite
*Full list not available
*11 new typefaces & 29 new fonts22
*OS X 10.11 El Capitan
*Full list not available
*6 new typefaces23
*macOS 10.12 Sierra24
*473 fonts installed
*106 fonts available for download
*158 fonts available in documents or apps that use or request the font(s)
*8 new typefaces & 12 new fonts25
*macOS 10.13 High Sierra26
*193 (?) typefaces & 488 fonts installed
*58 typefaces (?) & 107 fonts available for download
*134 typefaces (?) & 197 fonts available in documents or apps that use or request the font(s)
*macOS 10.14 Mojave27
*180 typefaces & 488 fonts installed
*61 typefaces (?) & 187 fonts available for download
*134 typefaces (?) & 198 fonts available in documents or apps that use or request the font(s)
Some interesting info is at Unicode fonts for Macintosh OS X computers.UNIX & Linux
There are hundreds of different UNIX variants out there (Linux itself is one, and there are hundreds of variants of Linux!), so saying with certainty what fonts are safe to assume are on any particular user’s UNIX box is difficult. Fortunately, even though there are hundreds of UNIX flavors, there are only a few that make up the majority of desktop use.
Fedora 29: 59 typefaces & 300 fonts installed28
Ubuntu Server28
*12.04: 15 typefaces & 56 fonts installed
*14.04: 13 typefaces & 47 fonts installed
*18.04: 15 typefaces & 43 fonts installed
*18.10: 4 typefaces & 16 fonts installed
For more, see Fonts supplied with UNIX / XFree and GhostScript.iOS
The following fonts have served as the default system fonts on iOS:VersionDefault System Font12San Francisco11San Francisco10San Francisco9San Francisco8Helvetica Neue7Helvetica Neue6Helvetica Neue5Helvetica Neue4Helvetica NeueiPhone OS 3HelveticaiPhone OS 2HelveticaiPhone OS 1Helvetica
When the iPad came out, it had more fonts on it than did the iPhone. Apple has since rectified that, & it’s my guess that it will continue to make sure both devices have the same number of fonts on them.iOS VersionFontsiPhoneiPad
iPhone OS (iOS 1)29
11 typefaces & 23 fonts (?)
–
230 Best mac software.
11 typefaces & 33 fonts
–
331
20 typefaces & 55 fonts (10 new typefaces & 22 new fonts)
–
432
54 typefaces & 120 fonts (13 new typefaces & 28 new fonts)
57
5
57 typefaces33
60 typefaces & 161 fonts (6 new typefaces & 32 new fonts)34
635
206 fonts (58 downloadable as needed)
7
244 fonts (287 downloadable as needed)36
10 new typefaces & 37 new fonts37
8
77 typefaces & TK fonts (2 new typefaces & 6 new fonts)38
74 typefaces & 245 fonts39
9
75 typefaces & 248 fonts40
104175 typefaces & 248 fonts
11
12
263 fonts installed
? fonts available for download
? available in documents or apps that use or request the font(s)Android
Android is a bit more complicated, because while it doesn’t include very many built in fonts, apps can bundle whatever fonts they want (note that this is now true for Apple’s iOS as of version 4; however, since iOS also comes with over 50 built in fonts, most apps don’t need to include their own).
Android versions 1 through 3 (code names: Cupcake, Donut, Eclair, Froyo, Gingerbread, & Honeycomb) included only 3 fonts:
*Droid Sans
*Droid Serif
*Droid Sans Mono
You can read more about Droid:
Starting with version 4 of Android (codenamed Ice Cream Sandwich), Google introduced a new standard font: Roboto. Here are some webpages about Roboto:Windows Phone 7
Windows Phone 7 out of the box supports 16 fonts, including those in Core Fonts for the Web plus a few others. If you do not specify font-family, Segoe WP is used by default. However, like Android & iOS, developers can embed their own fonts in their apps if they desire.
If you’re looking for my comments on Microsoft’s Core Fonts for the Web (Andalé Mono, Arial, Comic Sans, Courier New, Georgia, Impact, Times New Roman, Trebuchet MS, Verdana, & Webdings) & Microsoft’s ClearType Font Collection (Calibri, Cambria, Candara, Consolas, Constantia, Corbel), see My Thoughts on Fonts.System Fonts For Mac And Pc
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Segoe↩↩↩↩↩
*
Tahoma (typeface)↩↩
*
Microsoft Sans Serif↩↩↩↩↩↩↩↩↩↩↩
*
Standard Windows Fonts↩
*
Fonts supplied with Windows XP↩
*
Fonts included with each version of Windows: Windows Vista Fonts↩
*
Lines counted from Windows 7 font list↩
*
Fonts included with Windows 7↩
*
Winx dvd ripper free for mac. Lines counted from Windows 8 font list↩
*
Lines counted from Windows 8.1 font list↩
*
See List of Installed Typefaces in Windows 10 (N. America)↩
*
Lines counted from Windows 10 font list↩↩
*
Lines counted from Windows 10 font list: Fonts included in Feature On Demand (FOD) packages↩↩
*
Lists found at Apple’s Mac OS X 10.3: Fonts list↩
*
Lists found at Apple’s Mac OS X 10.4: Fonts list↩
*
Lists found at Apple’s Mac OS X 10.5: Fonts list↩
*
List found at Microsoft’s Fonts supplied with Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard↩
*
List found at Apple’s Mac OS X v10.6: Fonts list↩
*
List found at Apple’s OS X Lion: Fonts list↩
*
List found at Apple’s OS X: Fonts included with Mountain Lion↩
*
List found at Apple’s OS X: Fonts included with Mavericks↩
*
List found at Wikipedia’s List of typefaces included with macOS: New fonts added with OS X 10.10 Yosemite↩
*
List found at Wikipedia’s List of typefaces included with macOS: New fonts added with OS X 10.11 El Capitan↩
*
Lists found at Apple’s Fonts included with macOS Sierra↩
*
Lists found at Wikipedia’s List of typefaces included with macOS: New fonts added with macOS 10.12 Sierra↩
*
Lists found at Apple’s Fonts included with macOS High Sierra↩
*
Lists found at Apple’s Fonts included with macOS Mojave & System Fonts. ↩
*
Result of fc-list command. ↩↩
*
List from John Gruber’s iPhone Fonts. ↩
*
List from iOS Font List, availability set to 2.0. ↩
*
List from iOS Font List, availability set to 3.0. ↩
*
List from iOS Font List, availability set to 4.0. ↩
*
Lists from Apple’s iOS 5: Font list. ↩
*
List from iOS Font List, availability set to 5.0. ↩
*
Lists from Apple’s iOS 6: Font list. ↩
*
Lists from Apple’s iOS 7: Font list. ↩
*
List from jeradesign’s “List of fonts and font families added in iOS 7” ↩
*
List from iOS Font List, availability set to 8.0. ↩
*
List from Nick Cheng’s iOS 8 font list. ↩
*
List from Nick Cheng’s iOS 9 font list. ↩
*
List from Nick Cheng’s iOS 10 font list. ↩
Download here: http://gg.gg/vdvcp
https://diarynote.indered.space
Custom fonts preview. Vtcorona font for Mac. Kingxmas font for Mac. Corinthian font for Mac. Authorize the change using your system password or Touch ID, and Font Book will install the new set. How to Uninstall Fonts To uninstall, open the folder that contains the font (use Spotlight Search to make it easier), and then click and drag the file to the Trash. 51248 free fonts in 25246 families. Download free fonts for Windows and Mac. The home of free fonts since 1998. IOS and macOS come with many preinstalled fonts that can be used by your app’s user interface. Additional fonts are available for download or as needed by document-based apps.
*System Fonts For Mac And Pc
What fonts can you assume Windows users will have? Mac users? And how about (gulp!) Linux & other UNIX users? Oh, & don’t forget mobile users: iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch), Android, & Windows Phone 7!
One answer can be found at Code Style Font Sampler, which asks visitors to fill out a survey asking them about the fonts they have on their computers. You should take the results with a grain of salt, as the results are biased in favor of users who:
*visit the site,
*agree to take the survey, &
*are able to correctly determine the fonts on their computers
Still, it provides some useful results. Go take a look & it’ll give you some numbers you can work with.
Various resources also exist that give web developers some hard numbers & lists they can use when determining the fonts available on various operating systems.Windows
The following fonts have served as the default system fonts on Windows:VersionDefault System Font10Segoe UI18.1Segoe UI18Segoe UI17Segoe UI1VistaSegoe UI1XPTahoma2Me (Millennium Edition)MS Sans Serif32000Tahoma298 Second EditionMS Sans Serif398MS Sans Serif3NT 4MS Sans Serif395MS Sans Serif3NT 3.5MS Sans Serif3NT 3.1MS Sans Serif33.1MS Sans Serif33Helv32Helv31Helv3
The number of typefaces & fonts Microsoft includes with Windows has been steadily increasing. First a table:Typefaces (New)Fonts (New)XP29136Vista901917111 (15)257 (49)8118 (6)279 (17)8.1124 (10)322 (45)1093 (10)171 (45)10 (FoD)84 (3)269 (9)
And now a detailed breakdown:
*Windows XP: 31 typefaces4 & 136 fonts5
*Windows Vista: 90 typefaces6 & 191 fonts
*Windows 7: 111 typefaces & 257 fonts7; 15 are new typefaces & 49 are new fonts8
*Windows 8: 118 typefaces & 279 fonts; 6 are new typefaces & 17 are new fonts9
*Windows 8.1: 125 typefaces, 322 fonts; 10 are new typefaces & 45 are new fonts10
*Windows 10: 177 typefaces, 440 fonts
*In the base install, there are 9311 typefaces & 17112 fonts.
*In that base install are 10 new typefaces & 45 new fonts.12
*Windows 10 also makes other typefaces & fonts available in Feature on Demand packages. According to Microsoft, FoD packages “are installed automatically by Windows Update when the associated languages are enabled in language settings (for example, by enabling a keyboard)” but can also be installed manually by using Settings > Apps > Apps & Features > Manage Optional Features. The FoD packages include 84 typefaces & 269 fonts.13
*In those FoD packages are 3 new typefaces & 9 new fonts.13
For more info:
*Windows XP
*Windows Vista
*Windows 7
*Windows 8/8.1
*Windows 10
*New fonts in Windows 10 (including Georgia Pro & Verdana Pro)
Wikipedia’s “List of typefaces included with Microsoft Windows” lists fonts included with Windows 3.1–10.
In addition to these, you should also check out Microsoft’s “Fonts and Products”, which lists fonts supplied not only with Microsoft’s products, but also included in UNIX, Mac OS X, & Adobe products.Mac OS X/OS X/macOS
Apple has a page detailing System Fonts for macOS & iOS.
The following fonts have served as the default system fonts on macOS:VersionDefault System Font10.1510.14 MojaveSan Francisco10.13 High SierraSan Francisco10.12 SierraSan Francisco10.11 El CapitanSan Francisco10.10 YosemiteHelvetica Neue10.9 MavericksLucida Grande10.8 Mountain LionLucida Grande10.7 LionLucida Grande10.6 Snow LeopardLucida Grande10.5 LeopardLucida Grande10.4 TigerLucida Grande10.3 PantherLucida Grande10.2 JaguarLucida Grande10.1 PumaLucida Grande10.0 CheetahLucida Grande
The number of typefaces & fonts Apple includes with Mac OS X/OS X/macOS has varied. First a table:Typefaces/FontsInstalledAvailable for DownloadAvailable in Documents or Apps10.3 Panther– / 74––10.4 Tiger– / 117––10.5 Leopard– / 160––10.6 Snow Leopard– / 249––10.7 Lion– / 225––10.8 Mountain Lion– / 242––10.9 Mavericks– / 507––10.10 Yosemite?––10.11 El Capitan?––10.12 Sierra– / 473– / 106– / 15810.13 High Sierra193 / 48858 / 107134 / 19710.14 Mojave180 / 48861 / 187134 / 198
And now a detailed breakdown:
*Mac OS X 10.3 Panther
*74 fonts installed14
*Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger
*117 fonts installed15
*Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard
*160 fonts installed16
*155 fonts installed17
*Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard
*249 fonts installed18
*Mac OS X 10.7 Lion
*225 fonts installed19
*OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion
*242 fonts installed20
*OS X 10.9 Mavericks
*507 fonts installed21
*OS X 10.10 Yosemite
*Full list not available
*11 new typefaces & 29 new fonts22
*OS X 10.11 El Capitan
*Full list not available
*6 new typefaces23
*macOS 10.12 Sierra24
*473 fonts installed
*106 fonts available for download
*158 fonts available in documents or apps that use or request the font(s)
*8 new typefaces & 12 new fonts25
*macOS 10.13 High Sierra26
*193 (?) typefaces & 488 fonts installed
*58 typefaces (?) & 107 fonts available for download
*134 typefaces (?) & 197 fonts available in documents or apps that use or request the font(s)
*macOS 10.14 Mojave27
*180 typefaces & 488 fonts installed
*61 typefaces (?) & 187 fonts available for download
*134 typefaces (?) & 198 fonts available in documents or apps that use or request the font(s)
Some interesting info is at Unicode fonts for Macintosh OS X computers.UNIX & Linux
There are hundreds of different UNIX variants out there (Linux itself is one, and there are hundreds of variants of Linux!), so saying with certainty what fonts are safe to assume are on any particular user’s UNIX box is difficult. Fortunately, even though there are hundreds of UNIX flavors, there are only a few that make up the majority of desktop use.
Fedora 29: 59 typefaces & 300 fonts installed28
Ubuntu Server28
*12.04: 15 typefaces & 56 fonts installed
*14.04: 13 typefaces & 47 fonts installed
*18.04: 15 typefaces & 43 fonts installed
*18.10: 4 typefaces & 16 fonts installed
For more, see Fonts supplied with UNIX / XFree and GhostScript.iOS
The following fonts have served as the default system fonts on iOS:VersionDefault System Font12San Francisco11San Francisco10San Francisco9San Francisco8Helvetica Neue7Helvetica Neue6Helvetica Neue5Helvetica Neue4Helvetica NeueiPhone OS 3HelveticaiPhone OS 2HelveticaiPhone OS 1Helvetica
When the iPad came out, it had more fonts on it than did the iPhone. Apple has since rectified that, & it’s my guess that it will continue to make sure both devices have the same number of fonts on them.iOS VersionFontsiPhoneiPad
iPhone OS (iOS 1)29
11 typefaces & 23 fonts (?)
–
230 Best mac software.
11 typefaces & 33 fonts
–
331
20 typefaces & 55 fonts (10 new typefaces & 22 new fonts)
–
432
54 typefaces & 120 fonts (13 new typefaces & 28 new fonts)
57
5
57 typefaces33
60 typefaces & 161 fonts (6 new typefaces & 32 new fonts)34
635
206 fonts (58 downloadable as needed)
7
244 fonts (287 downloadable as needed)36
10 new typefaces & 37 new fonts37
8
77 typefaces & TK fonts (2 new typefaces & 6 new fonts)38
74 typefaces & 245 fonts39
9
75 typefaces & 248 fonts40
104175 typefaces & 248 fonts
11
12
263 fonts installed
? fonts available for download
? available in documents or apps that use or request the font(s)Android
Android is a bit more complicated, because while it doesn’t include very many built in fonts, apps can bundle whatever fonts they want (note that this is now true for Apple’s iOS as of version 4; however, since iOS also comes with over 50 built in fonts, most apps don’t need to include their own).
Android versions 1 through 3 (code names: Cupcake, Donut, Eclair, Froyo, Gingerbread, & Honeycomb) included only 3 fonts:
*Droid Sans
*Droid Serif
*Droid Sans Mono
You can read more about Droid:
Starting with version 4 of Android (codenamed Ice Cream Sandwich), Google introduced a new standard font: Roboto. Here are some webpages about Roboto:Windows Phone 7
Windows Phone 7 out of the box supports 16 fonts, including those in Core Fonts for the Web plus a few others. If you do not specify font-family, Segoe WP is used by default. However, like Android & iOS, developers can embed their own fonts in their apps if they desire.
If you’re looking for my comments on Microsoft’s Core Fonts for the Web (Andalé Mono, Arial, Comic Sans, Courier New, Georgia, Impact, Times New Roman, Trebuchet MS, Verdana, & Webdings) & Microsoft’s ClearType Font Collection (Calibri, Cambria, Candara, Consolas, Constantia, Corbel), see My Thoughts on Fonts.System Fonts For Mac And Pc
*
Segoe↩↩↩↩↩
*
Tahoma (typeface)↩↩
*
Microsoft Sans Serif↩↩↩↩↩↩↩↩↩↩↩
*
Standard Windows Fonts↩
*
Fonts supplied with Windows XP↩
*
Fonts included with each version of Windows: Windows Vista Fonts↩
*
Lines counted from Windows 7 font list↩
*
Fonts included with Windows 7↩
*
Winx dvd ripper free for mac. Lines counted from Windows 8 font list↩
*
Lines counted from Windows 8.1 font list↩
*
See List of Installed Typefaces in Windows 10 (N. America)↩
*
Lines counted from Windows 10 font list↩↩
*
Lines counted from Windows 10 font list: Fonts included in Feature On Demand (FOD) packages↩↩
*
Lists found at Apple’s Mac OS X 10.3: Fonts list↩
*
Lists found at Apple’s Mac OS X 10.4: Fonts list↩
*
Lists found at Apple’s Mac OS X 10.5: Fonts list↩
*
List found at Microsoft’s Fonts supplied with Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard↩
*
List found at Apple’s Mac OS X v10.6: Fonts list↩
*
List found at Apple’s OS X Lion: Fonts list↩
*
List found at Apple’s OS X: Fonts included with Mountain Lion↩
*
List found at Apple’s OS X: Fonts included with Mavericks↩
*
List found at Wikipedia’s List of typefaces included with macOS: New fonts added with OS X 10.10 Yosemite↩
*
List found at Wikipedia’s List of typefaces included with macOS: New fonts added with OS X 10.11 El Capitan↩
*
Lists found at Apple’s Fonts included with macOS Sierra↩
*
Lists found at Wikipedia’s List of typefaces included with macOS: New fonts added with macOS 10.12 Sierra↩
*
Lists found at Apple’s Fonts included with macOS High Sierra↩
*
Lists found at Apple’s Fonts included with macOS Mojave & System Fonts. ↩
*
Result of fc-list command. ↩↩
*
List from John Gruber’s iPhone Fonts. ↩
*
List from iOS Font List, availability set to 2.0. ↩
*
List from iOS Font List, availability set to 3.0. ↩
*
List from iOS Font List, availability set to 4.0. ↩
*
Lists from Apple’s iOS 5: Font list. ↩
*
List from iOS Font List, availability set to 5.0. ↩
*
Lists from Apple’s iOS 6: Font list. ↩
*
Lists from Apple’s iOS 7: Font list. ↩
*
List from jeradesign’s “List of fonts and font families added in iOS 7” ↩
*
List from iOS Font List, availability set to 8.0. ↩
*
List from Nick Cheng’s iOS 8 font list. ↩
*
List from Nick Cheng’s iOS 9 font list. ↩
*
List from Nick Cheng’s iOS 10 font list. ↩
Download here: http://gg.gg/vdvcp
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