css - Which browsers support font embedding -

I'm reading about the @ font-face rule and it is trying to work out whether it is a project It is worth to use "Franklin Gothic Medium" for the title, such as render something like sIfr, I thought that for those browsers which do not support it, I can return it to Ariel.

This is the thing that I am having trouble getting a definitive answer about this,

So far, IE has worked, but does not support .tft files other browsers I'm not sure.

If someone can tell me some of the compatibility charts, which would be great.

John

The browser discusses the mid-way of support. Here's the most relevant bit, though the whole thing is readable:

CSS3 (and even CSS 2 drafts in 1997 and 1998) have long been @ font-face Using the rule, promise a standardized way of font embedding. Many people probably do not know that this rule is already supported in Opera 9.5, the shipping versions of Safari for Mac, Windows and iPhone OS, and Firefox 3.1 has been promised, as well as IE 6 and Later on Unfortunately, @ font-face support was prompted for Opera 9.5 and Firefox 3.1 (see my comments below # 4) In fact the matter is not sad.

There is a catch however from all TrueType font files, except for IE support all browsers. Microsoft only supports proprietary EOT file formats.

EDIT: From the answer.

[Update 2] Opera 10, and Firefox 3.1 Now TrueType and OpenType (but currently in Shipping Alpha or Beta).