There have been other subtle changes as well, some of which most would not have noticed.
For privacy, security and performance reasons I have been in the practice of blocking remote web fonts when I browse the internet. While this never affects any text I read as your browser assigned system fonts are generally used instead of remote web fonts, other symbols and graphics that you might not recognize as fonts do get blocked. Instead, I'll see a little placeholder symbol where the remote font would otherwise be.
Suddenly these symbols have reappeared in my browser here on DCT even though I am still blocking remote fonts. I'm still exploring what is going on exactly but it does appear that some changes have occurred in how this site is coded.
Here are examples of remote web fonts seen on DCT. At least they used to be remote fonts.
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