Device Font List app for iPhone and iPad
4.0 (
7870 ratings )
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Developer: Bitco Software LLC
0.99 USD
Current version: 2.1, last update: 7 years agoFirst release : 01 Nov 2011
App size: 9.47 Mb
*** FOR DEVELOPERS ***
As I develop for the iPhone and iPad I have found that I would like to use a different font rather than the standard one provided in the development IDE. This is just a simple app that lists the fonts that are on the your device. Nothing else, nothing more. Just a simple list of your fonts.
If you have any suggestions of features you would like me to add that would help you out as a reference, please let us know.
Artwork by artist Marcos Dorado.
Latest reviews of Device Font List app for iPhone and iPad
Horrible
Not useful at all. Just shows a list of fonts that your phone can use but does not actually change them. Not useful.
Not useful at all. Just shows a list of fonts that your phone can use but does not actually change them. Not useful.
Thanks, I needed this.
This app seems to only be meant to view the fonts as they would show up on your device, which is great for development when you need to choose your font by how it actually looks on screen. Much appreciated and saved me the time of writing it myself.
This app seems to only be meant to view the fonts as they would show up on your device, which is great for development when you need to choose your font by how it actually looks on screen. Much appreciated and saved me the time of writing it myself.
Works
Does what it says. If you failed to read the description or grasp the simple purpose of the app, it is your own fault. I am a developer but I am not affiliated with this app in any way. I used this to find common fonts I like between several devices I use for testing. This is a must to determine cross iOS version compatible fonts.
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Does what it says. If you failed to read the description or grasp the simple purpose of the app, it is your own fault. I am a developer but I am not affiliated with this app in any way. I used this to find common fonts I like between several devices I use for testing. This is a must to determine cross iOS version compatible fonts.