where did you come across this? if it's a web page or something, it should be pretty easy to sleuth it out.
this post was submitted on 11 Feb 2025
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Yes exactly, if it is a website the font will be downloaded to your browser and you can see what it is (and grab the font file...) in your browser network tools. Filter for font types like woff, otf, ttf to help you find it.
Please post the answer when you find out.
It looks like HoboTLR
Looks similar to Footlight. Maybe itβs by the same designer (Ong Chong Wah)?