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I have to admit that I'm often sad when I read “Font Awesome” in the code of projects I'm auditing for performance. A fairly heavy font is often loaded to display a few icons, whereas we've known for a long time that SVG is generally more suitable . But the arrival of Web Awesome , and my enduring admiration for @zachleat@zachleat.com and @leaverou@front-end.social (and their creations) means that…
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