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First, I’m also not seeing San Francisco in Font Book – should I be? Second, Font Book also refuses to let me delete, disable, rename, or edit the “English” Smart Collection. The name Charter shows in the appropriate bubble at the top of the TextEdit window, but in the dropdown menu that opens below that bubble it appears only at the top the alphabetical list below goes straight from Chalkduster to Cochin.īesides that clear problem, there are three issues that may or may not be expected behavior for Sierra I can’t say. Stranger still, if I open a Mellel file, copy some text formatted in, say, Charter, and then paste it into an RTF file open in TextEdit, it remains in Charter. TextEdit won’t show me these fonts either, but two other applications I have installed (Mellel and NeoOffice) can, and I can use the fonts just fine in those programs. So on some level it can see them, but it can’t show them.

Actually, they're not entirely missing, because at the top of the window it says “All Fonts (231 Fonts).” But they don't appear in the list of font families in the second column, and when I select all the fonts in that list and validate them, at the end of the process Font Book tells me that only 220 fonts were validated. So far I haven’t removed any fonts or installed any beyond the ones included with the OS.įirst, seven font families that are all present in ~/Library/Fonts (Athelas, Charter, DIN, Iowan Old Style, Marion, Seravek, and SuperClarendon) are missing from Font Book. I recently upgraded from Yosemite to Sierra via a clean install on a mid-2012 MacBook Pro, and I’ve been having some trouble with fonts and with Font Book.