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Just because a character is in Unicode doesn't mean it's supported in practice: it's missing from the font Chrome is using to render your text and is highly unl
by jpatokal 8y ago
Just because a character is in Unicode doesn't mean it's supported in practice: it's missing from the font Chrome is using to render your text and is highly unlikely to be selectable from an IME.
- oblio 8y agoI can't see it either with Windows/Firefox :(
- vorg 8y agoI don't have that problem because I've set the Hanazono font (A and B) as first choice for all Unihan characters on my computers (both Linux and Windows). The latest version, released last year , contains fonts for all 88,000 or so characters in Unihan up to extension F. The downside is that the Japanese version of the character is displayed instead of the Chinese where they differ.