Is it the description? The name of the Add-in? Did you see this functionality documented somewhere? Thanks again for taking to the time to review Extensis Fonts.Last week, Google added 60 new fonts to its catalog of free licensed font families for you to choose from in Docs and Slides with a tweet that basically said, “these fonts are here now!” There wasn’t much detail as to why Google added the fonts, but for anyone who grew tired of the 30 or so default font options available previously, the new offerings will make it much easier to customize Google Docs and Slides. As we have seen this feedback in a number of other reviews, we would like to understand from you, or any user, where this perception is coming from. Extensis Fonts is not an external font library nor an app that allows you to import non-Google/custom fonts – that's a constraint of how fonts work in Google Docs. Along with a number of other users, you said that you were expecting to be able to add custom fonts. For example, Staatliches and ZCOOL XiaoWei are two fonts that users have noted are available through Extensis Fonts but not More Fonts… in the Google Font Menu. In addition, Extensis Fonts is always up-to-date with all of the available Google Fonts. Many users prefer it as it improves productivity and workflow - YMMV. The Add-in is an optional menu that allows you to preview and try out different Google fonts directly in your doc without needing to return to the Google Font menu every time.

You are absolutely right that Extensis Fonts displays fonts that are also available in the default Google Docs font menu – albeit with a couple of extra steps.

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