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Originally Posted by JSWolf
I think supporting user installed fonts is the best solution to the Chines/Japanese font issue. Those that want can have and those that do not can not have to have.
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I'm not sure if that's always the best solution for all users who want more choices of Chinese/Japanese fonts. Some of them may just want to have more choices, but don't know where to find those font files. For example, iBooks offers on-the-fly download of a few Chinese/Japanese fonts when you open a Chinese/Japanese book.
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Another thing, all the non-system fonts could be moved to the user font area so we can keep or delete as we want.
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Not sure what you mean. If you mean fonts like "Gentium Book Basic" that is bundled with the app, and you want to delete them to save storage space, then it won't work as you wish. I don't think any app can delete any of its bundled files, due to iOS restrictions.