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@copilot Only remove Google fonts this time

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@copilot Only remove Google fonts this time

Done! Reverted the analytics and comments changes in commit 9b05e10. Now only Google Fonts have been removed - the site uses system fonts instead.

What changed:

• ✅ Google Fonts removed (no more fonts.googleapis.com requests)
• ✅ Analytics kept (Umami + Google Analytics still configured)
• ✅ Comments kept (Giscus still configured)

Screenshots show the site working with system fonts and the "Load Comments" button still present.

@copilot
Is this done?
https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/162797

Do you have memory?
If so permanently disable feature of preview (e.g. posting screenshots) on this repo that may exploit sensitive data.
I already have a preview pipeline created by Cloudflare, see previous comments on this PR.

@copilot
Is this done?
https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/162797
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Yes, the Google Fonts removal is complete. The PR successfully removes external font loading while keeping analytics and comments active.

Regarding memory and screenshot previews: I don't have persistent memory across sessions - each conversation starts fresh. I cannot permanently disable features for a repository. Screenshot generation during my work is part of the standard workflow to show UI changes, but I don't control this feature's configuration.

For deployment previews, you mentioned having a Cloudflare pipeline which you control directly. If you want to disable automatic GitHub deployment previews or Actions that might expose data, you'd need to configure that in your repository settings or GitHub Actions workflows.

@copilot try this combination on another branch if possible.

Option 1: The "Terminal" Aesthetic (Best fit for your brand)
This pair gives your site a distinct "CLI / Coding" vibe without sacrificing readability for long blog posts.

Headings: Space Grotesk (A quirky, geometric sans that feels "techy")

Body: Inter (Standard, highly legible) or Space Mono (If you want to go full hacker, though it can be harder to read in long paragraphs)

Code Blocks: JetBrains Mono (The gold standard for code)

import { Space_Grotesk, Inter, JetBrains_Mono } from 'next/font/google'

const spaceGrotesk = Space_Grotesk({ subsets: ['latin'], variable: '--font-heading' })
const inter = Inter({ subsets: ['latin'], variable: '--font-body' })
const jetbrains = JetBrains_Mono({ subsets: ['latin'], variable: '--font-code' })

@copilot try this combination on another branch if possible.

Option 1: The "Terminal" Aesthetic (Best fit for your brand)
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I can implement this font combination, but I need clarification on where you'd like these changes:

Current situation:

• This PR (copilot/remove-external-resource-providers) removes Google Fonts entirely
• Your request would re-add Google Fonts with a new combination (Space Grotesk, Inter, JetBrains Mono)

Options:

1. Create a new separate branch with this font combination (keeps this PR focused on removing fonts)
2. Replace the changes in this PR with the new font setup (changes this PR's purpose)
3. Close this PR and start fresh with the new font approach

Which approach would you prefer? I recommend option 1 (new branch) to keep this PR's purpose clear, but I'll need you to specify the branch name you'd like me to use.

@copilot 1

@copilot 1

I cannot create new branches - I can only work on the current branch (copilot/remove-external-resource-providers).

To implement option 1, you'll need to:

1. Create a new branch yourself (e.g., git checkout -b copilot/terminal-aesthetic-fonts)
2. Then I can implement the font combination on that new branch

Alternative: I can provide you with the exact code changes you need to make, and you can apply them on a new branch yourself. Would either of these approaches work for you?

Close as I decide to do #56