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> 2) a tad too difficult to enter unless you're on a mobile keyboard Windows and macOS both have great on-screen keyboards (OSK)/input method editor (IME) for
by WorldMaker 2y ago
> 2) a tad too difficult to enter unless you're on a mobile keyboard
Windows and macOS both have great on-screen keyboards (OSK)/input method editor (IME) for emoji. Many (most?) Linux desktop environments also provide one. On Windows it is Win+. or Win+; and on macOS it is Ctrl+Cmd+Space and on Gnome it is Ctrl+Shift+E,Space or Super+E.
- balamatom 2y agoNixOS, GNOME 47, Firefox, Ctrl+Shift+E opens devtools, Super+E does nothing. I have a flatpak app called "Smile" for entering emojis which always starts up very slowly - faster to open some webchat client and copy from its emoji picker...
- carlos-menezes 2y agofn + E also works on macOS.