Will write a better guide with instructions for users to learn more about Google Fonts, including those who haven't used it
Actually I thought that most of the users of the extension would be well versed with Google Fonts site and fonts which they want to add, this is interesting, will definitely work for it
I am preparing an in depth tutorial for the same 
Sure
BRUH!!! I spent like 4 hours making smth like this with no extensions and like a week later you make an extension! This would have helped so much... bruhhh, anyways cool extension
The html file might look something like this:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<link href='https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Sofia' rel='stylesheet'>
<link href='https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Comfortaa' rel='stylesheet'>
<link href='https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Roboto' rel='stylesheet'>
<style>
body {
font-size: 22px;
}
</style>
</head>
<body>
<div id="font"></div>
<h1 style="font-family: 'Sofia';" onClick="selectFont(innerText)">Sofia</h1>
<h1 style="font-family: 'Comfortaa';" onClick="selectFont(innerText)">Comfortaa</h1>
<h1 style="font-family: 'Roboto';" onClick="selectFont(innerText)">Roboto</h1>
<script>
function selectFont(value) {
if (window.AppInventor) {
window.AppInventor.setWebViewString(value);
}
else {
document.getElementById("font").innerHTML = value;
}
}
</script>
</body>
</html>
Might take a while for 1800 fonts to load up !!
The webviewstring changed event can be used to return the selected font to the app.
Release Notes: Version 1.1What's new
Preview
New Block
WebViewer 
: The webviewer in which you want to display the Font Selector Menu
ApiKey 
: Google Fonts API Key
Example Blocks
Make sure to ask for storage access permission or turn it on from the settings for the extension to work optimally
Download Link is updated at the top
Thanks for your suggestion @TIMAI2
Yes, So I added logic to load all the fonts json from the api first then load them 50 at a time.
Yes, that's a great idea
I also added Sort and search options to find your favourite font!
Regards
Sarthak Gupta
Dear @S4IL,
this new extension (great job 
) allows you to use google fonts without pre-loading them in the asset, but there was already another one that you can find here:
which allowed you to use "custom" fonts, for example .ttf uploaded as resource in the app's asset dir.
Best wishes.
Thanks for the appreciation
To explain this more specifically
MyFont allows you to set fonts from file locations, this means you have to store all the fonts that you are using in the storage.
GFont allows you to select from a world of fonts from Google Font's database and allows you to apply them directly. Thus eliminating the need of storing the fonts in the assets.
Regards
Sarthak Gupta
Not quite, if you use version 2 of MyFonts extension, you can set the font from most file locations
This is where the idea came from, if you read from here (post 27 - 54)
Yes, that was what i used, and made my own API to get the ttf file of a font and my website that is the font picked, with costumwebview, and all this complicated process that took 4 hours was for nothing since this was made!
Here is an example call to the API: https://s4api.vercel.app/font_url?font_name=Roboto
My fault, I wanted to say that myfont allows you to set font from most of the file locations while gfont extension fetches fonts from api and applies it at once. Thus eliminating the need to supply the font ttf file.
Yes 
GFont automates all of this process
Dear @techxsarthak, your explanation was already pretty clear at the first post
My comments were just related to @S4IL grumble 
Both of you are too clever for an "old" software developer who started more than 40 yeras ago to code, in machine language, embedded software for military aircraft....
Let me anyway tell you one hint: although you spend some hours in making an app working, that time is not wasted but invested. When the going gets tough, the toughs get going ! 
Where does the font file get downloaded to, which folder location ?
Yup
You know binary 
Thats cool
Totally agreed
Fonts are stored in the "DownloadedFonts" directory inside the device's external storage. The exact path is:
/storage/emulated/0/DownloadedFonts/
Each downloaded font file is saved in this folder with its respective filename.
Did you like the font menu
Just ran a time test on a full loaded html file (calling and displaying all 1800 fonts)
Took 2-3 seconds on my computer, hardwired internet.
fontviewer.html.txt (181.6 KB)
no doubt with some caching in place, this could be quicker
This is great but new fonts are added daily, so I think the approach of using api for fetching fonts is better
Moreover the font search and sort that I added make it quite easy to look for the font one needs
I was just interested to see how long it would take, answer not that long to be a annoyance.
That's great. Did you test the sort and search
Yes, only DateAdded seemed to work for Sort, otherwise just returns alphabetical listing. Search works well.
