What fonts are available on Android? [closed] - android

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I know that android has a collection of fonts specifically designed by Ascender for Google, but what other fonts are available? I'm looking for a list like this one or even better this one.

I believe the Ascender collection is the full list of fonts that come installed with Android. You can however include your own True Type fonts in your app (as long as your app isn't a Homescreen App Widget).

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Is there a library that provides this functionality?
(It will be develop as a Flutter. Android & iOS)
I couldn't find out about this function.
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while developing an app for two platforms: iOS and Android, I've decided to have a central place of taking care of the localisation of string values. The aim is to have the strings synchronised between the iOS and Android apps, and not to care of modifying them in both projects each time separately... do you have any ideas how to tackle this problem?
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I'm looking for something like Everyplay that has an SDK for custom engines on Android.
Does anything like that exist?
Thanks!
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I saw couple of apps that when I open them for the first time I get some floating windows that explain to me how to use the app.
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