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I dabbled in Japanese; you are not comparing the same thing.

• cryptonector 4y ago
  It's not that different.
  • TeeMassive 4y ago
    It is because it is required to produce the wanted characters and is usually implemented by the OS / browser, not at the final application level which interferes with this process.
    • cryptonector 4y ago
      The UX is still that you get a drop-down picker. What component of the system implements that seems of little importance to users unless that becomes obvious (each app doing it differently, though obviously that happens). I expect that the emoji picker will become part of the OS eventually. Heck, Windows has one that you have to call up explicitly (with <Alt>-.), iOS has an emoji "keyboard" (input mode), etc, so we're headed in that direction.