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It boggles my mind that emoji can be used in an URL.
by baal80spam 3y ago
It boggles my mind that emoji can be used in an URL.
- qingcharles 3y agoYeah, I have some emoji domains, though the support is weird. Safari actually supports them best. I keep finding weird places that support emojis, like usernames on some web sites. And someone on HN showed me recently that you can make emoji filenames in Windows at least.
- nlunbeck 3y agoYeah that was pretty cool, although I guess you run the risk of some browsers presenting it unrendered. If I had a majority of mobile users for a site, I probably wouldn't think twice before using an emoji in my url -- definitely makes it memorable