CSS2 specification introduced the @font-face rule to enable non common font support on websites. Most modern browsers recognize the rule, but the format support is not yet uniformized. Here is a comparison of the different font format and their support in the main browsers (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Google Chrome...).
Related comparison table: comparison-of-web-fonts-solutions
Link | EOT | SVG | SVGZ | TrueType | WOFF | WOFF2 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Google Chrome | No | No deprecated | No deprecated | Yes Chrome 4+ | Yes Chrome 6+ | Yes 43+ |
| Microsoft Edge | Yes | No | No | - 12+ partial | Yes 12+ | No |
| Internet Explorer | Yes IE4+ | No | No | - 9+ partial | Yes IE9+ | No |
| Firefox | No | No | No | Yes FF3.5+ | Yes FF3.6+ | Yes 39+ |
| Safari | No | Yes | Yes | Yes Safari 3.1+ | Yes Safari 5.1+ | No |
| Opera | No | No deprecated | No deprecated | Yes 10.1+ | Yes Opera 11.10+ | Yes 31+ |
| Mobile support | ||||||
| iPhone | No | Yes | No | Yes 4.3+ | Yes | No |
| iPad | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Android | No | No | No | Yes Android 2.2+ | Yes Android 4.4.4+ | Yes 44+ |
| Resources | ||||||
| Wikipedia | wikipedia.org/... | wikipedia.org/... | wikipedia.org/... | wikipedia.org/... | wikipedia.org/... | wikipedia.org/... |
| Website | microsoft.com/... | www.w3.org/... | www.w3.org/... | apple.com/... | www.w3.org/... | www.w3.org/... |
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