How do I get rid of Typekit

i use suitcase, and i use the fonts i know i have in my suitcase fusion libraries. just work with those. don't use the ones that have the typekit logo next to them in the character list when you are selecting type.

If you go to CC, on the right side of the window is a gear, press it.

Go to preferences, click creative cloud, click fonts, and turn TypeKitoff.

TypeKit is the inferior product forced upon users by the money grubbers on the board of directors that is hap hazzardly forced down the unwitting throats of everyone. Adobe typeset will bypass fonts loaded on your machines in an effort to sell, sell, sell you fonts that you already own and have loaded in your library on your system. Get rid of it, better yet don't download it al all.

It's amazing that all of the Adobe "technical experts" couldn't guide you through the simple instructions I just gave you. Exemplifies why Adobe's monopoly should be broken up by the feds.

There is a problem with this question. It's the title. It shouldn't be

'How do I get rid of Typekit'

It should be

'How do I completely annihilate any association with this feature and so many more GARBAGE features of CC introduced in recent years for absolutely no good whatsoever'

I've just tried this... hopefully it works.

1) To turn on Typekit, launch your Creative Cloud application.
2) From the dropdown menu at the upper right (looks like a gear next to a downward pointed triangle) click the flyout menu and click Preferences.
3) Click the Fonts tab at the top and under Settings click the radio button to turn Typekit Off.

Creative Cloud — (Gear icon) — Preferences — Fonts — Turn Typekit off

Creative Cloud — (Gear icon) — Preferences — Fonts — Turn Typekit off

Thank you for finally having given us a way to turn Typekit off. It has been a nightmare to use InDesign since Typekit has been there and I agree with one of the comments above stating that we, users, want to keep on having our freedom. Deciding for us how to manage our fonts and whether from one day to another we can use one of our own fonts apps or not is not okay. The quality of your products is really high but you have to respect us as users. We are not just here so that your company makes profit. We are here because we like the services you provide but if you become so intrusive in our workflow, we'll look for other alternatives. So please, keep on respecting us as free beings who have the right to choose for themselves, and make sure your applications give us this basic right before you launch it on the market.

I use Suitcase to manage faults. I understand that the "Typeset" dialog is just a revamped version of the missing fonts dialog that has always existed in Indesign. In previous versions of Indesign, it seemed like Suitcase got to poll for missing fonts and then auto-activate them before Indesign queried for missing fonts. At least that's how I remember it because I rarely got missing font dialogs. I could be mistaken on this point. It seems like now, every document gives me a warning about missing fonts, then when I dismiss it, Suitcase goes ahead and open the fonts and everything is fine. But gosh, it really is annoying to have to acknowledge that darn dialog box when I know for a fact fonts aren't missing. I know that seems like a small thing, but small things add up when you're doing them 10 or 20 times a day. Why can't "warn me about missing fonts on document open" be a preference that can be turned on and off like the "automatically update links" preference?