@henrik I got this one which I'm happy with: https://t.co/cYx00poa79. There is also a variant with a high back side.
The Aeron chair is also pretty nice.
@chribbe @lawa@lettersfromswe Julen kommer riktigt tidigt i år: https://t.co/Yy3owQ65Sf
Har inte gjort någon rigorös testning, så säg gärna till om något inte funkar som det ska!
Today we launched https://t.co/9Xx4Anfbph, the last of the titles to use LO Mediehus new publishing platform that we designed and built 🚀 Joining https://t.co/EGXlWG0AVv, https://t.co/ieKk9MtsNa, https://t.co/7aKFU9XPsO and https://t.co/kqKO5ZEwAZ
@moodwood@lettersfromswe@oktavilla 1) Yes, it would be possible to extract meta data from the font, but it wouldn't be super easy. What kind of info would you like to see? 2) Yes, Fontanello will display the font name exactly as you named it in your css.
@moodwood@lettersfromswe@oktavilla Fontanello gets the information from the css attributes applied on or inherited by the target element. If an element uses a font defined in an @ font-face rule, it will display that.
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