Chinaready Google Fonts (gfonts.launchready.cn) and Chinaready Frontend CDN (fd-cdn.launchready.cn) completed a corpus and documentation upgrade. The job is unchanged: when BootstrapCDN, jsDelivr, Google Fonts, and similar overseas CDNs are unstable, allowlisted Origins get a version-pinned, machine-readable, long-lived static mirror.
This is not a new product launch. Google Fonts has been generally available since GFonts is GA for Mainland China; Frontend CDN followed in Frontend CDN China — jsDelivr & BootstrapCDN. This pass makes China-facing pages able to load more of the fonts and frontend libraries they already pin — without widening the service into an unbounded public CDN.
Chinaready Google Fonts: Noto CJK and Material Icons
Beyond the Top 100 popular open-source families, the mirror now includes Noto Sans SC, Noto Serif SC, and Noto Sans TC, plus Material Icons (Filled, Outlined, Round) and Material Symbols Outlined common instances. Simplified and Traditional Chinese UI type, and icon fonts, can be referenced from the same host.
The live corpus is 105 font families (~57 MiB). The homepage Usage section now shows Noto and Icons examples next to Inter. Corpus and FAQ both point to manifest.json as the complete inventory — not the homepage excerpt.
On an allowlisted site:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://gfonts.launchready.cn/css/inter.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://gfonts.launchready.cn/css/noto-sans-sc.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://gfonts.launchready.cn/css/material-icons.css">Also published: /css/noto-serif-sc.css, /css/noto-sans-tc.css, /css/material-icons-outlined.css, /css/material-icons-round.css, and /css/material-symbols-outlined.css. Upstream licenses stay unchanged. Chinaready does not relicense fonts.
Chinaready Frontend CDN: eight more libraries
Frontend CDN adds eight libraries teams already pin in production: swiper, dayjs, moment, highlight.js, sweetalert2, hls.js, sortablejs, and animejs. The snapshot is now 27 package versions. The homepage lists the current collection in full and points to manifest.json as the authoritative inventory.
The product name on the utility is Chinaready Frontend CDN — the same Chinaready prefix as Google Fonts — so English and Chinese surfaces no longer mix brand wording.
The eight additions, with the published patch on each selected major:
| Package | Version |
|---|---|
| swiper | 11.2.10 |
| dayjs | 1.11.23 |
| moment | 2.30.1 |
| highlight.js | 11.12.0 |
| sweetalert2 | 11.26.25 |
| hls.js | 1.7.1 |
| sortablejs | 1.15.7 |
| animejs | 3.2.2 |
Path shapes are unchanged after an Origin is allowlisted — jsDelivr-shaped /npm/ and ajax.googleapis-shaped /ajax/. Pin the exact version from the manifest. Upstream licenses stay unchanged.
Request what you actually use
Both homepages now carry the same Usage note: if the current snapshot does not include the font, package, or version you need, tell us through the Contact form. Chinaready expands the corpus from real project demand — not by stacking every popular asset in advance.
When you apply for free use, list every production and staging Origin. After review, approved domains join that product’s allowlist. Google Fonts and Frontend CDN do not share authorization. Approval on one utility does not grant the other.
Open Chinaready Google Fonts or Chinaready Frontend CDN for the live inventory, then apply for free use with the Origins that must load the files.
These remain free Chinaready infrastructure utilities under launchready.cn. They fix one dependency class. They do not replace a China Readiness Assessment of the rest of the stack.
