This currently cripples import of most SVG files that I have used.

I'm trying to copy a letter of one font to send it to another, How do I do this (example. I like the D of one font, and I want it as the D of my font.)

A way to export and important glyphes as an SVG (or other file) File, maybe even a way to combine two fonts (like, having an old project font from 2007 combined with something of a newer days)

It would be nice if there was a button to move all characters up or down, to be able to fix fonts with the wrong baseline aka with characters appearing to high or too low.

id love to create a handwritten font but i cant seem to find any Program that supports it.

Add Zoom thru SelectioAdd Scroll function to editing window view

You have some support for SVG fonts. How much of a stretch would it be to add full-blown SVG color fonts?

I think adding the ability to add glyphs from an image file would be a good thing to add, as it would speed up the creation process for those like myself who already have images made.

Please add export and import ufo font format

I needed a font with exaggerated spaces between letters and to achieve it I was able to change the left and right ranges, but then had to go to each glyph and disable auto-calculate on all of them. I only did it on the ones I actually needed. Doing it on all would have taken forever.

Please add polish trnslate

You have nice tools for editing kern pairs and ligatures, but it pains me that I can't use them in .otf files. That's my primary target for my work.

This might be useful for UI designers who would like to be able to manually draw some glyphs using just the top-left corner of a rectangle and the name of the glyph.

Ability to make glyphs based on path stroke, not by using fill, as Single Line Font, export it in format similar to Rapahel cufon font, (it would be nice to have exported font gyphs having 0,0 coordinates at top, similar to svg image) I'm using adobe illustrator to design single line gyphs, then exporting them as svg, mapping to codePoint, and formatting them in json format for my use. It's a lot time consuming, iterative and irritative task. I would love to see your positive response on my idea.
Thank you )

I wish to see Unicode Block Name in Custom Glyph Range section of Font Settings, as is described in article: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode_block.

Leave range as is, just add Block Name on left side before range.

It's painful to use when you need to delete multiple shapes one by one.

how about adding alternates feature such as Stylistics Alternates and Contextual alternates?