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RightFont 5.0 released with a totally redesigned interface and font management strategy. (rightfontapp.com)
almost 5 years ago from Lance Cheng, Full Stack Engineer
14 comments
Mike Stevenson, almost 5 years ago
How does this compare to Typeface? I used RightFont before but due to the price switched over to Typeface which I absolutely love and is cheaper.
BAKA .kid, almost 5 years ago
i gave up on rightfont too, i just didnt like how it worked. i use fontbase, which i love. it manages thousands of fonts really easily, and has a free or paid teir. i havent used Typeface though.
Ricardo Matos, almost 5 years ago
Where is the icon fonts tab? Am I missing something?
Joshua Turner, almost 5 years ago
In terms of site design - does anyone else feel like their use of upward animations on scroll is a little overplayed or at least overemphasized?
Jon ., almost 5 years ago
very.
J. C., almost 5 years ago
Looks like they have removed the built-in icon fonts?
Lee Fuhr, almost 5 years ago A year ago I gave up on RF and moved on to Typeface, which is beautiful but has a weird interaction model (clicking on a font "collects" it, I think? Or it selects it? Or… I'm not sure).
So… anyone tried both Typeface and RF5 and have an opinion? :)
Posted my other comment before seeing yours. I love Typeface. RF5 seems to have some nice features but not seeing any reason I should switch.
Josiah Tullis, almost 5 years ago
I did considerable research into the various font management apps some time ago. I finally went with Fontbase and have not looked back– it's affordable (free), supports Windows + MacOS, and has regular fantastic feature updates. Highly recommend.
Stefan Smiljkovic, almost 5 years ago
"Professional font managing app that anyone can use."
I am on Windows 10
Joe Black, almost 5 years ago
Professional font managing app that anyone can use. Bullshit! Windows is not supported
Stefan Lechleitner, almost 5 years ago Can I import my lists from the old rightfont?
Jason M, almost 5 years ago
I can't find the ability anymore to search by font parameters like Serif, Sans-Serif, Wide, Narrow etc...
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