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Finding it odd that they are using an image instead of unicode for INR, ₹. Is the browser support simply not there?
by mey 13y ago
Finding it odd that they are using an image instead of unicode for INR, ₹. Is the browser support simply not there?
- mey 13y agoAlso find it odd that Google's calculator doesn't pick up that symbol in unicode for currency conversion.
- shared4you 13y agoSomebody needs to tell Amazon about this site: http://webrupee.com/ http://webrupee.com/ This pulls in a web font (woff) to display ₹. If Javascript is disabled it shows up as "Rs" instead. A fair compromise instead of images everywhere.
- Alterlife 13y agoThis is one of those technical things that makes little or no difference to a customer. They'll probably get to it eventually.
- drivers99 13y agoI can't see the symbol you posted, so apparently not. (both FireFox 21.0 and IE8, Windows 7).