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The Plugin scan yout Theme functions.php file if there any Google Font calls. 
If there any calls to the Google font serber, the plugin get the font url – download the font to your sever/webhost and add a new css file to your theme. 
Also the Plugin blocks the calls to the Google font server. 
So all fonts there are definied in the themes functions.php file can be used without ANY calls to the Google Servers.
In the free version only WordPress default themes are supported 
(Twenty Fifteen, Twenty Seventeen, Twenty Sixteen)
<h4>Features Free Version</h4>
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Automatically scans your theme functions.php file if there any Google font calls.
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The Plugin download the founded fonts in your themes function.php file to your webhost/server.
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Blocks loading Google Fonts from the Google Server (load fonts from local webhost/server)
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Adds a new CSS file to you theme via a hook so the fonts can normally be use
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<h4>Features PRO Version</h4>
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All Features of the free version
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Supports ALL themes
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Setup assistance by one of our employees
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Premium Support & Premium Updates for Lifetime
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Costs €6,99,- / Licence for one Domain.
To buy the Pro version please contact me at michaelleithold18@gmail.com.

DSGVO Google Web Fonts GDPR

The Plugin scan yout Theme functions.php file if there any Google Font calls. If there any calls to the Google font serber, the plugin get the font ur …

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An easy way to self-host all your Google Fonts for increased Privacy or to meet a law requirement. 
Theme and plugin authors are often unwilling to offer a self-hosted method and it’s quite laborious to download and upload each of the required font.
This plugin makes it all easy. It will scan all CSS on your site and automagically download and host on your server the necessary Google Web Fonts.
How it works:
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<li>Converts all Google Font enqueues to locally hosted CSS files.</li>
<li>Scans and converts any inline style tags using @imports for fonts.</li>
<li>Processes all the local CSS files that weren’t properly enqueued (bad authors?).</li>
<li>While doing so, downloads all the required Google Fonts to your server.</li>
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Features:
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<li>Automatic self-hosted fonts with no effort.</li>
<li>Compatible with all themes and plugins.</li>
<li>Supports IE9+ and all modern browsers.</li>
<li>Optimized code benchmarked for performance.</li>
<li>Built-in cache for processing.</li>
<li>Compatible with cache plugins and Autoptimize.</li>
<li>API and hooks for theme & plugin authors.</li>
<li>Uses unicode-range for optimized fonts when using multiple subsets. Google officially does this too, but other solutions for downloading fonts don’t support this.</li>
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Dev Notes
Cache: The most common reason for a failure. If you have a cache plugin, clear the caches.
It will not work with JS solutions like WebFont Loader. If you’re a developer, you can still use this plugin’s API to get the needed CSS and files to convert your WebFont Loader. I will post instructions on support forums if there’s interest.

Self-Hosted Google Fonts

Automatically self-host all the Google Fonts on your site. Plug and play.

DSGVO Google Web Fonts GDPR vs Self-Hosted Google Fonts