Once upon a time you can stumble upon a WOFF2 font file; it's in WOFF 2.0 format, an improved version of
Web Open Font Format.
And it's quite easy to unpack such compressed files to get the usual TTF (and maybe OTF) fonts -- just use the
woff2_decompress
utility from the
woff2 Google project on GitHub:
$ woff2_decompress myfont.woff2
(
please note: you need to compile that project before use, and it's much easier to do in GNU/Linux and other Unix-like environments, than in MS Windows).
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