Sign up ×  I was curious as to which combinations of serif and
sans-serif fonts are preferable to use that are compatible with
most browsers.  While I am aware that with the introduction of
CSS3 importing custom fonts is a great solution, I was
wondering, as a back-up, which combination would be good to use?
Is there even a good/bad combination with the available fonts?
The fonts would be used for a restaurant webpage.  I'm not 100%
familiar with typography and would appreciate some professional
opinions.  share|improve this question what do you mean @font-
face isn't fully supported. Technically it's part of the css2
spec. Every version of IE from 6 forward supports it, safari 3+
(don't know about 2) supports it, every version of chrome ever
released supports it, firefox has supported it since 3.5 (and
urges you to update to the latest version). I would say that you
can get 80% of visitors with @font-face, and that 20% is
probably less than that, because browsers urge users to update.
–  dkuntz2 Feb 6 '11 at