[zombieman]

Discovered this method myself. Enjoy. Download all your fonts now because MyFonts will likely catch on within a month or two and patch this.

Go to the page of your font. Select "Webfont" at the top.



In firefox (ONLY Firefox) Click Shift + F7 to open the Style Editor.



Copy and paste the text from the third/final stylesheet.



Paste that into a text editor of your choice, making sure word wrap is disabled first.



Delete the CSS links to the fonts you don't need. Leave the lines for the fonts you need.


Enable word-wrap now. Find the partial URL in the text that starts with /v2/ttf?<blahblahrandomshit>



Paste this after the url http://easy.myfonts.net. Click save, and save it as <fontname>.ttf



You're done. Enjoy your "free" font. Proof:

[Regret]

Lol that's nice dude, good job, will be useful.

[zombieman]

Lol that's nice dude, good job, will be useful.

Thanks. I've been working for the past couple of days trying to find a way to rip these fonts, finally found a loophole. Enjoy!

[Ordium]

Wow, thanks OP! Will definitely be using this. How long did this take?

[zombieman]

Wow, thanks OP! Will definitely be using this. How long did this take?

Probably took me like 4 hours of work total to find this. Chrome wasn't linking me to the font files because MyFont's javascript loaded the CSS and font files dynamically with jQuert (after the page loaded) so it wouldn't show up.

Got it to work finally with Firefox's style editor. I hope it serves you well.

[ᴍᴏɴsᴛᴇʀ]

please explain what the domain "http://easy.myfonts.net" is and why it is not "myfonts.com" ?

Thanks,
-xSyrenity

[zombieman]

please explain what the domain "http://easy.myfonts.net" is and why it is not "myfonts.com" ?

Thanks,
-xSyrenity

Easy.myfonts.net is the domain myfonts.com uses for their CDN (content delivery network).

Basically, it's where they use to host all their paid fonts. So if myfonts.com gets brute-forced or hacked, the hackers won't have access to any of the paid fonts. They're secure on another server and domain (myfonts.net).

[ᴍᴏɴsᴛᴇʀ]

Ok thanks, just thought I'd make sure!

Thanks again,
-xSyrenity

[ᴘʜᴀɴᴛᴏᴍ]

lol Thanks for the method very helpful if you want a paid font
Maybe use in the future thanks

[ᴍᴏɴsᴛᴇʀ]

I get the error is not a valid font file? any idea what I am doing wrong?

Thanks,
-xSyrenity

[zombieman]

I get the error is not a valid font file? any idea what I am doing wrong?

Thanks,
-xSyrenity

Can you screenshot the error and file properties? i'm running Linux and not encountering the same problem as you.

[ᴍᴏɴsᴛᴇʀ]

It's late and the only way I could do it before my laptop died. So I apologize for it being rough around the edges, hopefully it is still viewable;

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Cheers,
-xSyrenity

[zombieman]

It's late and the only way I could do it before my laptop died. So I apologize for it being rough around the edges, hopefully it is still viewable;

Spoiler (Click to View)





Cheers,
-xSyrenity

In the third window, try clicking "Remove properties and personal information." Also click "Unblock" in the first window.

Otherwise, the font file probably needs to be run through a TTF metadata editor to make sure there aren't any special characters in there (you can see a special character in the title in the properties, thats probably where the problem is).

I'll try to find a fix, I just received a new computer for christmas but I still have to finish installing windows.

[Raleway]

I got the same special character in my fonts title and when I try to remove it gives me a file access denied and it's asking to get permission from myself what the fuck?

http://prntscr.com/5lcycy
http://prntscr.com/5lcyf6

[zombieman]

I got the same special character in my fonts title and when I try to remove it gives me a file access denied and it's asking to get permission from myself what the fuck?

http://prntscr.com/5lcycy
http://prntscr.com/5lcyf6

Make sure you're administrator, and click "unblock" on the main file properties window. Then try deleting the properties.

Good luck!