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"non Latin text" would be the correct way to put it. This script is called "Latin". > on the one hand I get that most browser (and OS?) dev happens in the Wes
by Manishearth 9y ago
"non Latin text" would be the correct way to put it.
This script is called "Latin".
> on the one hand I get that most browser (and OS?) dev happens in the West by people unaffected by these issues.
As far as I can tell, this isn't in the browsers' hands. It's a font/unicode issue. Unicode has to encode these variants; and fonts have to support them.
That said, I am seeing that red table work in Firefox but not in Chrome; however this might just be because Firefox is my primary browser; and I've done a bunch of fiddling with font settings for any language I speak or am learning, and Chinese is one of them. The default OSX fonts may not be so good for that.