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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:
<ul>
<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>
</ul>
Features:
<ul>
<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>
</ul>
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.

Milan Dinić

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This plugin stops loading of fonts from Google Fonts used by WordPress core, Gutenberg plugin, bundled themes (Twenty Twelve, Twenty Thirteen, Twenty Fourteen, Twenty Fifteen, Twenty Sixteen, Twenty Seventeen), and most other themes. If theme or plugin (whose name is not listed here) uses fonts from Google Fonts, those fonts still might be loaded if that theme or plugin loads fonts from Google in a way that is incompatible with this plugin.
Reasons for not using Google Fonts might be privacy and security, local development or production, blocking of Google’s servers, characters not supported by font, performance.
Disable Google Fonts is a very lightweight, it has no settings, just activate it and it works immediately.
And it’s on <a href="https://github.com/dimadin/disable-google-fonts" rel="nofollow ugc">GitHub</a>.

Disable Google Fonts

I need to use a local copy of WP with no internet access. This plugin stops WP from trying to download fonts from google and then popping up error messages, which makes things so much easier to use.

Just works

So I was demonstrating my kiosk appliance with my access point appliance + LEMP stack. I installed WordPress, tested it was very fast. Like an idiot I forgot that in my flat all devices have internet access, so the fetching of Google Font by twenty-seventeen was holding up the entire page-load & render.

Using your plugin takes that problem off my hands without changing theme or writing my own plugin, so 5*. I just wish you used currying instead of having so many functions that are 99% the same.

Works great for a raspberry Pi

Good plugin to get rid of the privacy hole that is Google Fonts.
I still can't understand why it was let in the Wordpress Core ...I should not need a plugin for that -_-

Does what it says

Disable enqueuing of fonts from Google used by WordPress core, default themes, Gutenberg, and many more.

Self-Hosted Google Fonts vs Disable Google Fonts