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For me the first email address has the initial lowercase j seemingly normal; the second email address has the initial lowercase character that appears as j, exc
by aspenmayer 6y ago
For me the first email address has the initial lowercase j seemingly normal; the second email address has the initial lowercase character that appears as j, except the below-the-line curly part doesn’t extend as far, and doesn’t upturn at all, unlike the first email’s j. This is on iOS 13. Curiously, if I copy and paste, both j’s look the same; they are formatted when pasted the same as the first initial j, which to me seems normal.
- 65536 6y agoI’m on iOS too. I see why you might think there are two different j there but what’s actually going on is that since the quoted text is in italics, and the text is wrapped on our iPhones so that the second italic j is on the next line of text, part of it is outside of the “bounding box” of the text of sorts, and is clipped off in rendering.
- aspenmayer 6y agoI appreciate your corrections and elucidations of this typographical mystery.