The most common width is 572 among a set of 4 math glyphs. The following math glyphs have a different width, though:

Width = 573: equal, plus, minus

The following glyphs could not be reached by codepoint or substitution rules:

- tildecomb

- uni0304.1

- uni0307.1

- uni0308.1

- uni030A.1

The following glyphs could not be attached to the dotted circle glyph:

- uni030A

- uni0325

- uni0741

- uni0742

The dot of soft dotted characters used in orthographies must disappear in the following strings: i̊ j̃ j̄ j̈ į̀ į́ į̂ į̃ į̄ į̌

The dot of soft dotted characters should disappear in other cases, for example: ĩ i̇ ĩ̠ i̠̇ i̠̊ ị̃ ị̇ ị̊ ĩ̤ i̤̇ i̤̊ ĩ̥ i̥̇ i̥̊ ĩ̦ i̦̇ i̦̊ ĩ̧ i̧̇ i̧̊

Your font fully covers the following languages that require the soft-dotted feature: Igbo (Latn, 27,823,640 speakers), Ijo, Southeast (Latn, 2,471,000 speakers), Ebira (Latn, 2,200,000 speakers), Ekpeye (Latn, 226,000 speakers), Lithuanian (Latn, 2,357,094 speakers), Dutch (Latn, 31,709,104 speakers).

Your font does not cover the following languages that require the soft-dotted feature: Basaa (Latn, 332,940 speakers), Fur (Latn, 1,230,163 speakers), Belarusian (Cyrl, 10,064,517 speakers), Ukrainian (Cyrl, 29,273,587 speakers), Nateni (Latn, 100,000 speakers), Yala (Latn, 200,000 speakers), Ma’di (Latn, 584,000 speakers), Southern Kisi (Latn, 360,000 speakers), South Central Banda (Latn, 244,000 speakers), Mfumte (Latn, 79,000 speakers), Aghem (Latn, 38,843 speakers), Kom (Latn, 360,685 speakers), Dan (Latn, 1,099,244 speakers), Gulay (Latn, 250,478 speakers), Navajo (Latn, 166,319 speakers), Nzakara (Latn, 50,000 speakers), Zapotec (Latn, 490,000 speakers), Makaa (Latn, 221,000 speakers), Mango (Latn, 77,000 speakers), Koonzime (Latn, 40,000 speakers), Sar (Latn, 500,000 speakers), Avokaya (Latn, 100,000 speakers), Ejagham (Latn, 120,000 speakers), Mundani (Latn, 34,000 speakers), Lugbara (Latn, 2,200,000 speakers), Bete-Bendi (Latn, 100,000 speakers), Ngbaka (Latn, 1,020,000 speakers), Kpelle, Guinea (Latn, 622,000 speakers), Bafut (Latn, 158,146 speakers), Dii (Latn, 71,000 speakers), Cicipu (Latn, 44,000 speakers).

Family metadata at fonts/NotoSansSyriac/googlefonts/variable does not have an article.

The following codepoints supported by the font are not covered by any subsets defined in the font's metadata file, and will never be served. You can solve this by either manually adding additional subset declarations to METADATA.pb, or by editing the glyphset definitions.

• U+02C7 CARON: try adding one of: yi, canadian-aboriginal, tifinagh
• U+02C9 MODIFIER LETTER MACRON: not included in any glyphset definition
• U+02D8 BREVE: try adding one of: yi, canadian-aboriginal
• U+02D9 DOT ABOVE: try adding one of: yi, canadian-aboriginal
• U+02DB OGONEK: try adding one of: yi, canadian-aboriginal
• U+02DD DOUBLE ACUTE ACCENT: not included in any glyphset definition
• U+0302 COMBINING CIRCUMFLEX ACCENT: try adding one of: tifinagh, cherokee, coptic, math
• U+0306 COMBINING BREVE: try adding one of: tifinagh, old-permic
• U+030B COMBINING DOUBLE ACUTE ACCENT: try adding one of: osage, cherokee
• U+030C COMBINING CARON: try adding one of: cherokee, tai-le
• U+0326 COMBINING COMMA BELOW: not included in any glyphset definition
• U+0327 COMBINING CEDILLA: not included in any glyphset definition
• U+0328 COMBINING OGONEK: not included in any glyphset definition

Or you can add the above codepoints to one of the subsets supported by the font: cyrillic-ext, greek-ext, latin, latin-ext, syriac

This is a Noto font but it lacks an ARTICLE.en_us.html file

This is a Noto font but it lacks a DESCRIPTION.en_us.html file

This font file does not have a 'meta' table.