If this is specifically referencing that technically you could have served those google fonts without making the user go to Google (a proxy of your own and not a hyperlink) then yeah I'm all for it. Big if though, but to roll with it
1) finally webmasters can feel the absurd amount of data they push on us for goddamned shiny JS that barely runs on my phone. Maybe they'll cut back a little
2) Hopefully this incentivises a bit more clear border segregation. More technical effort? Yes. Better for my privacy? Hopefully.
I don't like the language here though, specifically the lack of anything directly supporting my stance. But I prefer optimism and then realism
1) finally webmasters can feel the absurd amount of data they push on us for goddamned shiny JS that barely runs on my phone. Maybe they'll cut back a little
2) Hopefully this incentivises a bit more clear border segregation. More technical effort? Yes. Better for my privacy? Hopefully.
I don't like the language here though, specifically the lack of anything directly supporting my stance. But I prefer optimism and then realism