That snowman is a real square. For me on Windows XP: Google Chrome: Square (Fail) IE7: Square (Fail) Opera 9.52: Snowman (Pass) Firefox 2.x: Snowman (Pass)

That snowman is a real square. For me on Windows XP: Google Chrome: Square (Fail) IE7: Square (Fail) Opera 9.52: Snowman (Pass) Firefox 2.x: Snowman (Pass) I don't know a lot about unicode, does anyone know if there is a solution to the "I'm doing the obvious wrong thing by rendering an incorrect glyph" problem? It seems like it would be pretty cool to have rendering engines report back code points that they were unable to render, allowing the application to signal to the user that something is wrong, or even better yet, offer to launch a service to find a font that has that code point.