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russian authors openly support russia's unprovoked war against Ukraine — that, and not only that, is why russian typefaces have no place in Ukraine's visual space
Replace with Ukrainian typefaces:
Or at least with non-russian ones:
The free Shryftoriz browser extension detects russian and Ukrainian fonts on any site, offers a worthy Ukrainian replacement, and extends Canva, Adobe Fonts and Google Docs. Just install the extension in your browser and never use a russian font again.
russian authors openly support russia's unprovoked war against Ukraine — that, and not only that, is why russian typefaces have no place in Ukraine's visual space
Replace with Ukrainian typefaces:
Or at least with non-russian ones:
fuck russian fonts.
Replace with Ukrainian typefaces:

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Open a page and the extension has already underlined every font: red for russian ties, green for Ukrainian. Click the icon and the popup shows the full dossier — who made it, why it's unsafe, and which Ukrainian replacements are at hand.

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In Canva's font list, every family gets a Shryftoriz marker: green for Ukrainian, red for russian. Pick a typeface consciously before the design goes into production.

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The Adobe Fonts catalogue, search and family pages — with Shryftoriz markers: red for russian fonts, green for Ukrainian. You see it before you add a family to your Creative Cloud.

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The same font menu in Google Docs — with origin markers. Write a doc, a deck, or a CV and see what stands behind every font without leaving the editor.




Free. Chrome, Dia, Arc, Edge, Brave, Opera — via the Chrome Web Store; Firefox and Safari — in their own stores.