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The web covered Japanese only (F6): any other script on a drawing was refused. Now each script the web covers has its own font, fetched once from the web app's origin the first time a drawing's text needs it: - kana and Japanese Han: BIZ UDPGothic, as before; - Hangul and Korean Han: Noto Sans KR; - simplified or traditional Chinese Han: Noto Sans SC or TC; - Arabic: Noto Sans Arabic. Han takes the font of whose Han the text wants (Han::of, the desktop's rule), so a drawing in English with Han asks for the simplified Chinese font, as a desktop does; F6 sent all Han to the Japanese font. A text in two scripts waits for both fonts; one whose fetch failed is refused by name, and the rest sets. Thai is still refused by name (Hebrew is in the built-in font). The four fonts and their licences are unmodified, in assets/fonts/<family>/ with ATTRIBUTION rows, and trunk copies each to fonts/<family>/. Four files rather than one CJK collection: a session fetches only its own language's font (4.6 to 8.3 MB), where the collection is one large file. The folder the web app fetches fonts from is named once (FONTS), and a test checks that index.html copies each font from its asset into that folder. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>