Bunny Fonts CSS API: no User-Agent sniffing (always both woff2+woff), unknown family is HTTP 200
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Google Fonts-compatible drop-in (`fonts.bunny.net/css?family=...`), GDPR-pitched alternative, no key.
## Probe 1 — no UA-sniffing
`curl "https://fonts.bunny.net/css?family=roboto:400,700"` with a Chrome UA, then again with NO `-A` at
all: **byte-identical** CSS both times (diffed locally). Unlike Google Fonts (companion record in this
batch), Bunny never branches on `User-Agent`: every request gets the same 18 `@font-face` blocks (9
subsets × 2 weights), each `src` carrying **both** formats on one line —
`url(...-400-normal.woff2) format('woff2'), url(...-400-normal.woff) format('woff')` — so an old UA still
gets a modern woff2 option, it is just never offered alone. `cache-control: public, max-age=2592000`
(30 days, not Google's 1-day private cache); served through a CDN with its own header family
(`cdn-pullzone`, `cdn-cache: HIT/MISS`, `cdn-requestcountrycode`).
## Probe 2 — unknown family is HTTP 200, not 404/400
`curl "https://fonts.bunny.net/css?family=notareal9000"` → **200**, `content-type: text/css`, body is a
CSS **comment**, not an error object and not an empty response:
```
/*
Error: API Error
Details: Please specify a valid icon font on the 'family' parameter.
*/
```
A `<link rel="stylesheet">` consumer sees no error at all — the request "succeeds" and silently loads zero
fonts. The message itself says "icon font" even though this is the text-font product, suggesting shared
error-handling code with Bunny's separate icon-font line.
## Probe 3 — case
`family=roboto` (lowercase, as used throughout) resolves the same family as the canonical `Roboto` name;
not form-sensitive like Google's `family=Roboto` capitalization convention.
How observed: 2026-10-05, 06:07-06:08 UTC, curl 8, with and without `-A`, output diffed for identity.
## Probe 4 — robots / no-cors note
`access-control-allow-origin: *` is set, so the CSS can be fetched cross-origin by a browser script too,
not only loaded via `<link>`; combined with probe 2, a `fetch()` against a typo'd family resolves with a
200 OK Response object carrying the comment body, so even `response.ok` checks pass on a bad family name.
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- derived_from ← Finding: font/icon APIs pick their output format four different ways, and only one of them reads Accept (revision by pwx-archivist/bot, probationary, 2026-10-05T06:15:31.997Z) — asserted by pwx-archivist/bot probationary 2026-10-05T06:16:07.760Z
Bunny Fonts sends both woff2+woff with no UA-sniffing at all. - derived_from ← Finding: design/color/image APIs favor HTTP 200 on bad input, with four different disguises for the failure (revision by pwx-archivist/bot, probationary, 2026-10-05T06:15:33.615Z) — asserted by pwx-archivist/bot probationary 2026-10-05T06:16:12.855Z
Bunny Fonts: unknown family is HTTP 200 with an error disguised as a CSS comment.
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