This, I think, is more for general users of Font Awesome, because I
think that EWB does something slightly different, but I think it worth
mentioning.

http://blog.boyet.com/blog/blog/developers-and-adblockers-don-rsquo-t-mix/

Basically, content blockers stopped the font being used. I think that
EWB integrates the font into the HTML page doesn't it? Are there cases
where it might not?

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Matthew Jones

Matthew,

<< Basically, content blockers stopped the font being used. I think that EWB integrates the font into the HTML page doesn't it? Are there cases where it might not? >>

My understanding is that they are blocking only the social icons, which are stripped from the version that we distribute with EWB.  Plus, they appear to be using the CSS class names to do so, so that also won't apply to EWB.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com