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Which assumes that the user has a font installed containing all required emojis. It's much safer to assume that their browser can render SVGs.
by TonyTrapp 5y ago
Which assumes that the user has a font installed containing all required emojis. It's much safer to assume that their browser can render SVGs.
- rbut 5y agoWhich is pretty much every current OS and device except Windows, but yes. Microsoft holding us back again.
- otrahuevada 5y agoNo font in Google fonts does, for instance. At least from their own little demonstrator. There is https://github.com/googlefonts/noto-emoji https://github.com/googlefonts/noto-emoji Noto Emoji which can render the flags but you need to build it yourself
- julianwachholz 5y agoI still assume political reasons and it's a lose lose situation for MS. E.g. they either include Taiwan's flag and lose China's approval, or they don't and get a huge backlash from everywhere else. PS: Firefox on Windows uses its own emoji font "Twemoji Mozilla" to display flags.