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having the emojis survive copy & paste from a browser is surprisingly frustrating. I would have expected there to be well-defined semantics for this, but a lot
by GloriousCow 2mo ago
having the emojis survive copy & paste from a browser is surprisingly frustrating. I would have expected there to be well-defined semantics for this, but a lot of things insert variation selectors (U+FE0F) after certain emoji which breaks the code.
It's less to do with browser versions and more to do with websites. Mastodon and unfortunately blogspot seem to mess up the emoji. Fortunately you can click on the disassembly links that go to my disassembler and copy them from there.