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CHANGELOG.md

@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@
   > It’s a fairly direct adaptation of Vulkano [sample code][vulkano_demo] for device setup with skia-specific rendering routines inspired by [@pragmatrix](https://github.com/pragmatrix)’s renderer for [emergent][pragmatrix_emergent]. All of which is to say, if you understand this better than I do I'd love some suggestions for improving the rendering setup.
 - The GPU is now initialized only when it is needed, not at startup. As a result, setting that **Canvas**'s [`.gpu`][canvas_gpu] property to `false` immediately after creation will prevent any GPU-related resource acquisition from occurring (though rendering speed will be predictably slower).
 - The sample-count used by the GPU for multiscale antialiasing can now be configured through the optional [`msaa`][msaa] export argument. If omitted, defaults to 4x MSAA.
-- Added support for non-default imports (e.g., `import {Image} from "skia-canvs"`) when used as an ES Module.
+- Added support for non-default imports (e.g., `import {Image} from "skia-canvas"`) when used as an ES Module.
 - The [getImageData()][mdn_getImageData] method now makes use of the GPU (if enabled) and caches data between calls, greatly improving performance for sequential queries
 
 [resizable]: /docs/api/window.md#resizable

README.md

@@ -212,7 +212,7 @@ This project is deeply indebted to the work of the [Rust Skia project](https://g
 ### Notable contributors
 
 - [@mpaparno](https://github.com/mpaparno) contributed support for SVG rendering, raw image-buffer handling, WEBP import/export and numerous bugfixes
-- [@Salmondx](https://github.com/Salmondx) & [@ggolda](https://github.com/ggolda) developed the initial Raw image loading & rendering routines
+- [@Salmondx](https://github.com/Salmondx) developed the initial Raw image loading & rendering routines
 - [@lucasmerlin](https://github.com/lucasmerlin) helped get GPU rendering working on Vulkan
 - [@cprecioso](https://github.com/cprecioso) & [@saantonandre](https://github.com/saantonandre) corrected and expanded upon the TypeScript type definitions
 - [@meihuanyu](https://github.com/meihuanyu) contributed filter & path rendering fixes

docs/api/font-library.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ description: Inspect your system fonts or load new ones
 ---
 # FontLibrary
 
-> The `FontLibrary` is a static class which does not need to be instantiated with `new`. Instead you can access the properties and methods on the global `FontLibrary` you import from the module and its contents will be shared across all canvases you create.
+> The `FontLibrary` global variable is a static class which does not need to be instantiated with `new`. Instead you can access the properties and methods on the global `FontLibrary` you import from the module and its contents will be shared across all canvases you create.
 
 | Installed Fonts           | Loading New Fonts | Typeface Details  |
 | --                        | --                | --                  |
@@ -56,10 +56,15 @@ FontLibrary.use(familyName, [...fontPaths])
 FontLibrary.use({familyName:[...fontPaths], ...)
 ```
 
-The `FontLibrary.use()` method allows you to dynamically load local font files and use them with your canvases. By default it will use whatever family name is in the font metadata, but this can be overridden by an alias you provide. Since font-wrangling can be messy, `use` can be called in a number of different ways:
+The `FontLibrary.use()` method allows you to dynamically load local font files and use them with your canvases. It can read fonts in the OpenType (`.otf`), TrueType (`.ttf`), and web-font (`.woff` & `.woff2`) file formats.
+
+
+By default the family name will be take from the font metadata, but this can be overridden by an alias you provide. Since font-wrangling can be messy, `use` can be called in a number of different ways:
 
 #### with a list of file paths
 ```js
+import {FontLibrary} from 'skia-canvas'
+
 // with default family name
 FontLibrary.use([
   "fonts/Oswald-Regular.ttf",
@@ -77,7 +82,7 @@ FontLibrary.use("Grizwald", [
 
 #### with a list of ‘glob’ patterns
 
-> Note to Windows users: Due to recent changes to the [glob][glob] module, you must write paths using unix-style forward slashes. Backslashes are now used solely for escaping wildcard characters.
+> Note to Windows users: Due to recent changes to the [glob][glob] module, you must write paths using unix-style _forward_ slashes. Backslashes are now used solely for escaping wildcard characters.
 
 ```js
 // with default family name

docs/index.md

@@ -119,7 +119,6 @@ win.on("draw", e => {
   ctx.fill()
 })
 ```
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 <!-- references_begin -->
 [bool-ops]: api/path2d.md#complement-difference-intersect-union-and-xor
 [c2d_font]: api/context.md#font