macOS Compatibility

Learn which versions of Insider font management and distribution products are compatible with Sequoia, Sonoma, Ventura and other Apple macOS releases.

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FontAgent Server and FontFlex Architecture

FontAgent® Server is the world's the most advanced solution for organizing, optimizing, distributing and tracking your fonts. Based on FontFlex™ technology, it brings new levels of performance, scalability, flexibility and simplicity to organizations of any size.

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FontFlex Intelligent Technology

FontAgent® Server's FontFlex™ architecture organizes font management into its basic elements—fonts, sets, tags, users, groups, font licenses and enterprise directories. Those elements automatically interact with each other as you import fonts, add users and assign fonts to them.

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Replace Monotype FontExplorer X Server

FontExplorer from Monotype said its goodbyes in June 2023. If you’re an enterprise customer of Monotype, don't fall for the promises of Monotype Fonts. Instead, You should replace FontExplorer with FontAgent enterprise font management and control.

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FontAgent 10 for Mac Highlights

FontAgent 10 for Mac adds native M-series chip support for up to 10x faster rendering and auto-activation, macOS 15 Sequoia and Adobe CC 2025 support, set filtering, dupe checking, and UI improvements.

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Selecting Fonts: X-Height X-Factors

Font selection is full of x-factors, qualities that appeal to the eye or to the needs of a specific design. One of those x-factors is x-height. So what is x-height and how does it affect the way we interact with type?

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Lowercase g: The Story of Stories

Ever wonder why lowercase glyphs for the letters g and a vary in appearance? The answer involves kings, scribes, religion, power, culture and literacy. Grab some popcorn and settle into your seat because this story begins twelve hundred years ago.

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Replace Your Dying Font Server

Are you worried that your current font manager is being discontinued? Wondering what your font server vendor’s development strategy is moving forward? If you aren’t worried, you should be. Your freedom is at stake.

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