Version: _{^{at least}} 2.012
23.02.2024 Prerelease

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This is a FULL crack of the crazy expensive MonoLisa font's «Complete/Enterprise» level, which includes all features, and what is there to say? We are publishing this so that anyone can use it, feel free add it to any project you want.

Just don't blatantly admit that it's cracked, so you don't get copyright striked.

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If you see a new version was posted to their site, open an issue. We're gonna try to keep this as up do date as can be.

Note: I'll be uploading new versions every now and then, even if nothing has changed.

Examples

JavaScript

^{Color scheme: Tokyo Night}

Installation

Download both .ttf files, then on

• Windows:
  • Install the regular version first, then the italic one.
  • If italic version appears instead of the regular one, just install regular again.
• Mac:
  • As we have no OS X testing environment, we have no clue if this will work as intended.
  • Try to install like a regular font, if there's any issues REPORT THEM
• Linux:
  • Paste the files into your ~/.local/share/fonts folder
  • Run fc-cache -f -v in the terminal

Webfont

• Download both .woff2 files from fonts/web/ to your site's folder, and add this to your stylesheet

@font-face {
 font-family: MonoLisa;
 src: url("MonoLisa-regular.woff2");
 font-weight: 100 900;
 font-style: normal;
 font-display: block;
}
@font-face {
 font-family: MonoLisa;
 src: url("MonoLisa-italic.woff2");
 font-weight: 100 900;
 font-style: italic;
 font-display: block;
}

Then you can add font-family:'MonoLisa'; to eg. <pre>

Visual Studio Code setup

To edit the font's features, add a line to your settings.json

• Windows: %APPDATA%\Code\User\settings.json

"editor.fontLigatures": "'feat','ures'"

Feature List

Best to have

• ss02 - Italic Script Version
• ss11 - Centered hexadecimal x 0xF
• liga - Coding ligatures

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Other

• frac - Fractions, turns 1/2 into ½
• onum - Old style numbers
• calt - Whitespace ligatures
• zero - Slashed zero
• ss01 - Normal asterisk
• ss03 - Alternative g
• ss04 - Other alternative g
• ss05 - Alternative ß
• ss06 - Alternative @
• ss07 - Alternative curly brackets {}
• ss08 - Alternative parenthesis ()
• ss09 - Alternative >= ligature
• ss10 - Other alternative >= ligature
• ss12 - Thin backslash
• ss13 - Alternative $
• ss14 - Alternative &
• ss15 - i without serif
• ss16 - r without serif
• ss17 - Alternative .= and ..= ligature
• ss18 - Alternative @

What works?

• LITERALLY EVERYTHING, including:
  • Full character set
  • Coding ligatures
  • Symbols & Powerline
  • Slashed 0
  • Script variant and other OpenType™ features
  • Variable font
  • Variable Webfont
  • Access to prerelease
  • Commercial use (theoretically)
  • Users / Domains: ∞ unlimited
  • Page views: ∞ unlimited
  • Print / Apps: ∞ unlimited

...and this turns out to be the...

LOL