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Dark lollipops? Blue trees? What operating system are you using? I'm on a Mac and the lollipops are pink and the trees dark green. I'm considering making a text
by szhu 11y ago
Dark lollipops? Blue trees? What operating system are you using? I'm on a Mac and the lollipops are pink and the trees dark green. I'm considering making a text-only version for people who have weird or no emoji support.
Of course I could implement the game in javascript, with nice graphics and all, and perhaps gameplay that works in all browsers and doesn't crash Chrome, but wouldn't that defeat the point of the game? :)
Happy to take PRs though!
- staz 11y agoI'm on Chromium on Ubuntu. Also have Dark lollipops and Blue trees, guest it depends on the font or something. https://imgur.com/Ffc3zcx https://imgur.com/Ffc3zcx
- tdicola 11y agoYep, on Ubuntu here too and it's exactly like that.
- szhu 11y agoWhen was the last time you've had a black lollipop? Or seen a blue tree? Thanks, Ubuntu. Anyway fixed! The the instructions reads "Mouse your way through the map without touching the /trees/!"
- vacri 11y agoIt's not ubuntu's fault. Ubuntu/FF here, and I'm getting green trees in FF, blue in Chromium. Blue trees can be seen in mountainscapes in certain light conditions. Or in the Blue Mountain... well, the trees themselves aren't blue, but they're covered in a blue haze... but still, the emoji is evergreen_tree...
- tokenizerrr 11y agoThat is how they appear on windows.
- nness 11y agoLime green lollipops and dark green trees on Chrome for Android.
- mikepalmer 11y agowhat?? you're crazy, mine are white and gold!!
- strangecasts 11y agoIt's a shame <marquee> is gone, otherwise you could've put in moving barriers ;)
- jafferu 11y agoNews to me. data:text/html,<marquee>hodor</marquee>
- strangecasts 11y agoHuh! I assumed support was gone, seeing as it's been deprecated for a long time. Now, what should the Markdown syntax be...
- ikeboy 11y agoWindows 10, Chrome, https://i.imgur.com/fMrRYPN.png https://i.imgur.com/fMrRYPN.png
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- leni536 11y agoThe trees inherit #4078c0 from "a" on chrome. The lollipops are #333 inherited from "body". I see exactly that on linux, I have GNU unifont installed. I guess since Mac's are using colorful bitmap emoticons they simply disregard the color property. edit: > weird or no emoji support. I think Apple's emoji support is the weird one. It's a font glyph, it should respect the color property.
- BillinghamJ 11y agoEmoji glyphs are not supposed to respect the color property.
- leni536 11y agoApparently emojis can have "emoji representations" (colorful) and "text representations" (foreground color) [1]. I feel that emojis have no place in unicode though. http://www.unicode.org/reports/tr51/index.html#Design_Guidelines http://www.unicode.org/reports/tr51/index.html#Design_Guidel...