Marcin Ziąbek

In the 2022.6 release, I have added additional nuget dependencies that should allow to run the QuestPDF Previewer on Linux and MacOS. If anybody is willing to try, please let...

My current plan is to follow our initial idea, by creating TextStyleManager and tracking all mutations performed on TextStyle objects. This should nicely reduce number of allocations by several orders...

In the 2022.9 release (still WIP), I have solved the GC cost related to TextStyle allocation. https://github.com/QuestPDF/QuestPDF/pull/341

Hi, thank you for your message! Indeed, I can confirm this behavior. I have investigated the issue. Of course, it looks like a bug. But actually, it is just layout...

Thank you for finding this issue 😁 Right now, I am assuming three possible reasons to check: 1) QuestPDF incorrectly detects variable font - maybe SkiaSharp offers additional API or...

> BTW, what are the builtin fonts for QuestPDF if any? There are no built-in fonts. All fonts used are taken from your operating system. You can also use FontManager...

That's funny 😅 I have been just responding to another issue, guessing that most likely there is a bug in SkiaSharp that incorrectly detects LineHeight depending on the operating system!...

Hello :) Indeed, this may be problematic in some cases. As you have noticed, this is a result of the default behaviour of font embedding in SkiaSharp. [In the official...

This comment is to let other developers know that now I am seriously considering support for font subsetting in the library. It looks like it will not happen in the...

> I'm trying your approach and have managed to reduce my desired font to an 18kb woff2 subset. Using this subset does reduce the size of my pdfs from about...