Thank you for the quick reply John
FontBase is designed for managing fonts added directly into it (you can find more information here FontBase — Learn). If you’ve installed fonts via other means, then the likelihood of FontBase working properly with those files is quite low, as many conflicts between different applications may occur.
The fix would be to keep fonts you want to manage via FontBase separate from those you would like to manage directly yourself (e.g. installing manually into the system Fonts folder) or via other software.
Probably due to the fact where these fonts come from. I’ve had same issues when I tried using some adobe fonts. There are issues when the metadata isn’t in the correctly added.
I used FontForge to open and check the fields and then adjust it. But doing so much fonts as you, that’s a nightmare
Font base is amazing - like truly amazing but i can’t use it if it it can’t see adobe fonts that are already installed. I use a free ware font manager by AMP that is terrible BUT it can see everything that is on the system. I love Font base - so i don’t know …
Heya! Came to the forum to search for info on Adobe Fonts activation. On all of the related topics you replied that FontBase doesn’t provide support for it.
Are the reasons of technical nature? I don’t think it is licensing because one rival app is having this functionality(Typeface for mac) and I just don’t see a solo developer paying a fee to Adobe for usage in the app.