I never actually use the “pin” function because I have no use for it as it is. However, as I’m looking through my thousands of fonts deciding which ones to use, it would be incredibly useful if I could pin several fonts, so I can compare them and decide which ones will work best for whatever I’m doing, and then unpin them once I’m done.
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I would totally appreciate that, too! Or something like the “Quick Collection” function in the Typeface app for Mac.
Yes please! There are many times when I want to decide between several fonts in a certain category. I used to use another font organizer where this was a possibility, where I could just flag the fonts and view just those flagged fonts. (That is about the only feature of the other program I am missing.)
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Yes please! I What ggjane said.
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i would have thought the Collection function would have been a far far better way to do this!
even as we speak, i have just created a Collection called Heaven (don’t ask 
to do precisely that.
and it obviously has the advantage that you caan create and keep and modify multiple collections
my only prob with that at the moment is copying, not moving; but i just realised that is probably just as simple as holding down CTRL key UPDATE: NOPE, it isn’t 