Noto fonts built-in - OnePlus 5T Questions & Answers

Hi. I've noticed that my 5t with Pie has dozens of Noto fonts installed. What exactly can use these fonts and why? I would like to remove them but I don't know if they're used somewhere or not.
The reason why I want to remove them is because they take more tan 50% of all the fonts in the list when I'm choosing new font for book reader program.

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What is flip font library?

Hi,
I am trying to install some new fonts to my HOX. Everywhere I saw that one needs to root the phone to do this. Then I saw this app Fontomizer for galaxy phones, https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hongik.fontomizerSP , which says it can install fonts if flip font library is installed. Could you guys tell me what exactly is this flip font library? I tried installing some fonts via the app but its not working.

[FONT PACK] Flashable Helvetica Neue Light Fontpack

Hi everyone! For the longest time I've searched over the internet and XDA for a proper Helvetica Neue Light font pack. After trying various premade font packs and combining others, not one single font pack contained the proper, original fonts. Some font packs contained hinted versions of the font, which I think look absolutely hideous. Without any luck, I stopped searching and decided to create my own Helvetica Neue Light font pack.
Below are listed which weights were used in this font pack:
Regular:Light
Light: Thin
Thin: Ultralight
Bold: Light (But rendered slightly thicker)
Condensed: Same
Bold-Cond.: Same
Because I favor the lighter fonts, I obviously chose the lighter weight fonts for each type rather than the original weight. These fonts are not hinted and look absolutely gorgeous on the high-res screen. The fonts are similar to those used in iOS 7. The only problem with these fonts are with the alignment. Most of the time it's perfect. Sometimes the alignment can be off; I do not know how to fix it. Anyways, I’ve attached a few screenshots to show how the font looks throughout Android.
Download in attatchments.
Thanks for this. Is it ok to flash on sence based ROMs?
Sent from my HTC One using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
elfrosto said:
Thanks for this. Is it ok to flash on sence based ROMs?
Sent from my HTC One using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
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What rom are you running?
Yes it should work. In fact it should work on most, if not all, 4.3 and 4.4 roms.
seems does not work on viperone3.1rc2
Any chance for a revert zip just in case we want to go back without reinstalling entire ROM?
Sent from my HTC One using xda app-developers app
I just made the revert flashable zip in attachment
I love it but...
Drik-C said:
I just made the revert flashable zip in attachment
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I Install the fonts, but I get a FC in google search on Android 4.4.2 KitKat on Moto G
Can you fix it?
Thanks in advance
pankakes said:
Hi everyone! For the longest time I've searched over the internet and XDA for a proper Helvetica Neue Light font pack. After trying various premade font packs and combining others, not one single font pack contained the proper, original fonts. Some font packs contained hinted versions of the font, which I think look absolutely hideous. Without any luck, I stopped searching and decided to create my own Helvetica Neue Light font pack.
Below are listed which weights were used in this font pack:
Regular:Light
Light: Thin
Thin: Ultralight
Bold: Light (But rendered slightly thicker)
Condensed: Same
Bold-Cond.: Same
Because I favor the lighter fonts, I obviously chose the lighter weight fonts for each type rather than the original weight. These fonts are not hinted and look absolutely gorgeous on the high-res screen. The fonts are similar to those used in iOS 7. The only problem with these fonts are with the alignment. Most of the time it's perfect. Sometimes the alignment can be off; I do not know how to fix it. Anyways, I’ve attached a few screenshots to show how the font looks throughout Android.
Download in attatchments.
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Does this font pack include the norwegian letters æøå and ÆØÅ ?
Opius90 said:
Does this font pack include the norwegian letters æøå and ÆØÅ ?
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Yes it does
I liked this font but I got a problem with some apps they crash when launching them :/ it's the font because I tried other fonts and the apps runs as normal
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Wow, thank you! Like you, I have been searching for the perfect Helvetica Neue font, and this one is just what I've been looking for. Haven't had any fc's, running ViperOne 5.8.0.
Sent from my HTC One using xda app-developers app
compatibility with Unicode
Is it compatible with Unicode text like "ậ", "ắ", "ư" ?
Looks Fab ? Thanx bro
doesnt work
Bootload stuck on GT-S7392 when flashing this
pankakes said:
Hi everyone! For the longest time I've searched over the internet and XDA for a proper Helvetica Neue Light font pack. After trying various premade font packs and combining others, not one single font pack contained the proper, original fonts. Some font packs contained hinted versions of the font, which I think look absolutely hideous. Without any luck, I stopped searching and decided to create my own Helvetica Neue Light font pack.
Below are listed which weights were used in this font pack:
Regular:Light
Light: Thin
Thin: Ultralight
Bold: Light (But rendered slightly thicker)
Condensed: Same
Bold-Cond.: Same
Because I favor the lighter fonts, I obviously chose the lighter weight fonts for each type rather than the original weight. These fonts are not hinted and look absolutely gorgeous on the high-res screen. The fonts are similar to those used in iOS 7. The only problem with these fonts are with the alignment. Most of the time it's perfect. Sometimes the alignment can be off; I do not know how to fix it. Anyways, I’ve attached a few screenshots to show how the font looks throughout Android.
Download in attatchments.
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Wow mate, this looks gorgeous! I appreciate your work!
FOR ANYONE WHO SAYS IT DOESNT WORK: Extract all fonts from .zip and copy them manually with root explorer in directory /system/fonts/
I have a question though... I see my HTC M8 already have more types of default font and because of that when I copy your files to my phone system/fonts/ directory, it doesnt replace all the files... :/ Some of the files stay from Roboto font...
I have included an image where are shown all default fonts, so is it maybe possible for you to include missing fonts and post them here so I can change all of default fonts? I would really appreciate it... Because right now a lot of times there is Helvetica, but sometimes some apps, or some headings, or subheadings, or titles are still in Roboto font...
Thank you again for everything
Kind regards

Fonts not applying everywhere

Hi there,
I'm using my g3 with stock marshmallow (but it was even was like that on lollipop), not rooted. I like it the way it is, but I've noticed, that using the default font manager does not change the fonts everywhere, like on other phones.
For example: I change the font in the settings and open whatsapp, then there's some mixture of fonts. Names and messages are displayed in the default font, but the message preview is in the new selected font.
Can somebody tell me if there's anything I can do about it, except rooting it?
I know how to root, but since it's my companys phone I would like to avoid it.
Thank you

Android UI font

Hi, I have a quick question for all of you. We know that Roboto is the standard font that we need to use for our Android App. Google Material design specification mentions about Roboto font.. I would like to know can designer/developer use different fonts like Open Sans, sans-serif etc for designing the android UI. Could you please suggest how to use different fonts for Android design? Does it break any rules or does it work in every android screen density? Is it mandatory to use the Roboto font?
android_56576576 said:
Hi, I have a quick question for all of you. We know that Roboto is the standard font that we need to use for our Android App. Google Material design specification mentions about Roboto font.. I would like to know can designer/developer use different fonts like Open Sans, sans-serif etc for designing the android UI. Could you please suggest how to use different fonts for Android design? Does it break any rules or does it work in every android screen density? Is it mandatory to use the Roboto font?
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Hi,
I read your query and would like to share my experience regarding the fonts used in Android applications. Roboto is the standard font because its visual effects are nice on the device but, it doesn't make it a mandatory choice while app development. You may go for whichever font suits your application until it doesn't make the app interface messy. Also, while choosing the font, you should not try to opt for multiple varieties of styles for a single application. One font style is enough to make app text clear and effective.
Thanks.

Anyway to get EmojiOne without having my font being changed?

I know the themes app has don't changing option but it uses Huawei hwt files. I don't quite understand how they work. Before this I'd just use magisk module to switch my emojis to EmojiOne/Joy Pixels. But now I'm lost cause there aren't any EmojiOne/Joy Pixels theme made for Huawei that I can just download. Neither do I know how to make them myself. Neither do I have root or can root to use magisk modules.
Besides I found a really cool font. I noticed if I use iOS emojis, the font also gets switched. I wanna have Dubai font for Arabic, custom English font and EmojiOne/joy pixels emoji. Wonder if it's possible to mix and match like that
Whoops I screwed up, how do I move this to questions section?

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