First of all I just wanna say, disabling imports of fonts with CSS font-face is contradictory to Obsidian’s ability to make the app what you want it to. At the very least they could add a setting to enable it. Anyway, I used https://transfonter.org/ to convert 1 SF Pro Text font to base64 and it works, but when I try all 18 variations and when I try loading it on my Galaxy S22 it crashes. The only solution I’ve found to load online custom fonts in Obsidian is to encode them into base64 in the font-face rule, it looks like this is actually more computationally intensive than just loading locally stored font files.
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