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Same here. I disabled all themes and plugins (except style settings) and installed CMU serif manually. The exported PDF still uses the default font.

I created a new vault and turned on this snippet, but still, it shows the default font. macOS 12.0 Beta (21A5506j) Obsidian 0.12.16

I think I know why. The font name installed is not `CMU Serif`, it should be `CMU Serif Roman` in my case. ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/32014649/133896699-0d56199d-68d2-4d27-8286-574a314a9125.png)

The font is different after changing in style settings, but it doesn't look like `CMU Serif *` to me ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/32014649/133897035-06210d65-4c6d-420b-b963-cfffc1f1b8d8.png)

They are definitely different ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/32014649/133897352-f18cec15-9b1f-454c-ab8e-f619496f4979.png)

After manually change the snippet to the following, the PDF is properly rendered with the correct font. ```css @font-face { font-family: "CMU Serif Roman"; src: local('CMU Serif Roman'); font-weight: 500;...

I would say so. It is the only thing I changed. Changing it to other values (url, data-uri) doesn't seem to load.

> Edit applications.json instead of README.md. Looks like I should be updating this to add the badge link. Let me know how I can approach this, if needed.

@ekshaks same issue here. For example, the text sequence dimension [batch_size, **sequence_size**, hidden_size] can vary from batch to batch (padded only at batch level). It would be super helpful to...

Can I ask what version of `text_dedup` you are using? If it is installed from PyPi, then this shouldn't be an issue. But if you are using the `main` branch,...