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@ font-face rendering performance

I am creating a site on which we plan to use our own font (using @ font-face) for all the text on the site, and not just for the headers. I already integrated the custom @ font-face font into another header-only site, which works great, but I'm a little worried about performance (especially rendering) when using webfont for everything. Especially in IE, because you need this hack to fix anti-aliasing problems in IE7 and IE8.

Does anyone have experience (or even better: test results) when deploying a large website using the @ font-face font for all fonts?

Update . I've been using web fonts for body text for over a year now and I have not seen performance issues.

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@Husky,

I have been using @ font-face built-in fonts for the whole type for some time, and I have not had any problems with rendering or performance.

Steve Sowders has an excellent article on the effects of the @ font-face website : http://www.stevesouders.com/blog/2009/10/13/font-face-and-performance/

A clearfix crash in the article you are linking to will slow down the site in all versions of IE. All IE filters cause performance issues.

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