"Increasing support of the CSS3 @font-face allows us to load a font onto our servers, link to and name that font in our CSS, and then use that font we’ve imported as if it were a native font in the client’s environment."(see website)
This makes it possible for us to install a font and not be limited to what fonts a user has installed on their computer. Now if you have the legal right to post the font, you can post whatever unique font you would like into your website and not worry about the users defaults. You can check out the website below to see the browser support for @font-face and see comments people have left on the post. This is actually a really great article because this is something that makes designers lives just another little step easier. Even if it is just using a different font choice in a website.
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