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It looks different on OS X between Safari and Chrome - Safari uses the built in Lucida Grande font to render a full color unicode love hotel, chrome tries to us
by brendannee 15y ago
It looks different on OS X between Safari and Chrome - Safari uses the built in Lucida Grande font to render a full color unicode love hotel, chrome tries to use the black and white symbola font.
You actually see a fallback image with the transparent character on top in all other browsers, since there isn't support for unicode characters this high (U+1F3E9). If you highlight and right click on the love hotel character on OS X you'll see "Search google for '🏩'" with the full color love hotel character.
- mrsteveman1 15y agoI believe it's actually in the special Apple Color Emoji font http://i.imgur.com/sNNAZ.png http://i.imgur.com/sNNAZ.png
- farnsworth 15y agoWhat program is that?
- mrsteveman1 15y agoCodepoints http://infincia.com/apps/codepoints http://infincia.com/apps/codepoints :)
- mrweasel 15y agoOpera just goes all in and renders both the full color version and the black and white. http://imgur.com/WiiNJ http://imgur.com/WiiNJ
- brendannee 15y agoThanks - I didn't test Opera, I updated it to show only the color (actual) character in opera and not show the fallback image
- wazoox 15y agoSafari only displays a black square on my Mac. Overall, Firefox gives the best looking result.