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Native Emoji Support on Linux
Whether you view these little icons as pointless pictorial fluff or as an egregious form of social expression, the use of emoji is now part of how people communicate, today.
People use emoji in tweets, blog posts and social media updates. A single emoji can dramatically alter the tone or context of something that’s written.
‘Firefox 50 comes bundled the Emoji One font, letting Linux users to see full colour emoji on the web.’
Therefore it’s important that people can see them. And in Firefox 50, you can, regardless of whether you installed special symbol fonts or not. Emoji support in Firefox means you no longer need to follow any of the well-documented workarounds.
Firefox ships with the open-source Emoji One font, which includes support for the very latest Unicode 9.0 spec – so there’s bacon, face palm and many others.
If you’ve followed one of our older ‘how-to enable emoji support in Firefox’ methods you should probably ‘undo’ it before upgrading. This will ensure that the new native Emoji One set take effect as intended.
http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2016/11/firefox-50-brings-native-emoji-linux-desktops |
Всего записей: 1854 | Зарегистр. 06-10-2008 | Отправлено: 11:51 16-11-2016 | Исправлено: Nilslis, 11:53 16-11-2016 |
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