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PerAppFonts

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Apply custom fonts on a Per-App Basis

This module allows you to use your own custom fonts not only without flashing a zip, but also have individual fonts for each individual app. However, due to Android's system permission, there is a catch. Changing fonts for apps will work without a reboot, BUT a reboot is needed to LOAD the fonts.. (See important below)

IMPORTANT: 
• If you change your Font Folder, a reboot is required.,
• If you add fonts to your font folder, a reboot is required.
• If you eject your SD-card, the loaded fonts will continue to be usable and changeable until reboot.
• It's recommended you do not store more than 500 fonts on your font folder if you have a single core phone. (Don't make the same mistake I did)

First Install Instructions:
1) Have Xposed Framework installed
2) Install PerAppFonts
3) Download Fonts on your internal/external SD card (if you haven't already)
4) Go to Preferences from the main screen of PerAppFonts
5) Choose the Font Folder
6) Reboot.
7) Start customizing!!

Author(s): 

zst123

Support/Discussion URL: 

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2539136

Source code URL: 

https://github.com/zst123/Xposed-PerAppFonts

Package: 

com.zst.xposed.perappfonts

Version name: 

0.3 Beta

Release type: 

Stable (low risk of bugs)

Download: 

com.zst.xposed.perappfonts_v3_1ceb00.apk (842.33 KB)

Number of downloads: 

99,589 in total · 11 in the last 24 hours

MD5 checksum: 

1ceb0058bcba8d90efb07043623f4049

Changes: 

Version 0.3.2 (04 January 2013 / 1710 / GMT+8)
• Previous APK was corrupted. This should work.

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