If a custom web font isn't supported or doesn't load, the browser will default to a ________ font.
- cursive
- monospace
- sans-serif
- serif
When a custom web font isn't supported or doesn't load, the browser will default to a "sans-serif" font. This is a fallback font that is widely available on most systems and ensures that text remains readable even when the custom font is unavailable.
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