for a moment, I parsed the headline as "You need to scan 60% of the web to find an instance of each and every unicode glyph (being used organically)..." Actual

for a moment, I parsed the headline as "You need to scan 60% of the web to find an instance of each and every unicode glyph (being used organically)..." Actually, outside of listings of all unicode/code pages, I'm 98% sure there is a vast quantity of unicode characters that is not used once (organically) on the entire Internet. I'd bet even money you can craft a two-character 'word' such that you would be the top Google result for it if you use it just once or twice in any context on any page Google indexes, just because you're the first person to use those characters organically, to say nothing of together. /s