Version 3.2

Fixes browser compatibility issues in IE, old versions of Edge, and Safari, by adding conditional styling to the CSS that only enables the optimized font for Chromium and Ff, while others will default to the compatibility builds of the font.

Version 3.1

WOFF2 compatibility fonts for better Safari support

The purpose of this release is to mitigate problems with Safari, described in issue #10

The non-compatibility woff2 fonts (like text-security-circle.woff2) don't seem to work in Safari for some reason. This release does not yet fix that problem, but mitigates the problems by defaulting to compatibility fonts (like text-security-circle-compat.woff2) that do work in Safari, but are a bit larger in size.

The fonts suffixed with -compat should work fine in all browsers, but weigh a bit more than the non-compatibility woff2 font. See Note about Safari support in the readme for more info.

Version 3

Full unicode support in smaller file size.
Download WOFF2 font for the shape you need (disc is the shape password fields normally use) and "-compat" suffixed fonts for IE support. Use one of the pregenerated css files or write your own @font-face imports to load the fonts.