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>>davidb+(OP)
I enjoy the idea, but I do wonder why we don't see more condensed fonts like PragmataPro. I've been using it for close to a decade and I'd love to see more options in the space, but no-one seems willing to go that narrow. Berkeley Graphics has been promising a condensed version of Berkeley Mono for almost a year but nothing has happened there.

Even Monaspace here has a width slider, which starts at "wider than PragmataPro" and just slides to "silly width". I wonder why they didn't try sliding down to a condensed version?

>>cflewi+JG
Iosevka is pretty narrow and also popular. Not sure if it meets your definition, but might be worth a look.

>>orev+EJ
I am a big fan of Protesilaos Stavrou's custom "Iosevka Comfy" build (https://github.com/protesilaos/iosevka-comfy). This is probably the best font ever designed to my eyes, even more than my paid version of PragmataPro.

Here is a screenshot of Iosevka Comfy in action: https://share.combo.cc/-bN9f8hAiiG

and Iosevka Comfy Motion, with tasteful serifs: https://share.combo.cc/-BNHfhV4zgu