Easiest way to add a font so Chrome will recognize it on a Nexus 10? I want Chrome for Android to recognize the Verdana font on a Nexus 10.  That's it.  Currently, it only seems to recognize Arial, Open Sans, Times New Roman, and a couple of fixed width fonts.  All of these fonts are just terrible, and I'm left baffled by why Google would make such a tiny number of fonts available.

Is there a solution to this that does not involve rooting?  I've spent a few hours in the app store and looking it up online and I haven't been able to find anything.

(Ideally, I'd like to be able to also change the default fonts for Chrome for Android; but that's likely more impossible and is far less important to me.)
Verdana is a proprietary font. Although Microsoft once released it as a part of Core fonts for the Web, they didn't allow to repackage it with other products, and then shut the whole project down.

Android has its own Roboto font.