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utf-8 characters
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☞ utf8 characters is an extension that contains a list of cool characters ☆ ✪ ✰ to copy and paste into your messages ❀ on sites that use utf, like twitter or wordpress ☺ ✓
➩ I ❤ ☕ with chrome in the ☔ ☺☻
Warning: only for modern Operating Systems.
Approximately 80% of the characters appear in Windows 7 and 10% on Windows XP.
100% in most Linux distributions.
code: http://github.com/codexico/UTF-8-Chrome-Extension
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too hard to search for a specific one
I request some of you to please revise your reviews, because it is clearly written that "the extension is just a sample" at the bottom of the page. At the about section: " About *These are only a sample, it's really hard for the device to render so many fonts!* They appear depending on the fonts installed on the system, if you want more you can try to download this fonts: BabelStone Han Quivira Deja Vu Unicode Fonts for Ancient Scripts Code2000 WAZU JAPAN's Gallery of Unicode Fonts All about utf: The Unicode Consortium " Look at the line I marked with stars, and then send your new post.
Very useful tool for software developers...
EXACTLY what I was looking for! Thank you!
Well. I see the last review was in 2016. So maybe that says it all. Nevertheless, it is helpful to read others' reviews which explains how clunky this can be. Indeed it is so clunky that I forget how to use it between attempts, and all I want to do is apply a circumflex to a w or y from time to time, as well as to a or e or o all of which are available on ASCII.
Does not show correctly on Vivaldi- Browser. OK on Chrome.
Make it searchable by unicode character name. As of now it is much faster to google "thumb up unicode" than to visually find it on your popup.
So far no issues! Now that I have a Chromebook, it is great to have this as I need to constantly add symbols and characters into Google Doc files that I am reviewing and grading. ✓ for a teacher. :)
I wanted to use it to type umlauts and accents, and never figured out how to use it for that. Seems to mostly be good for typing emoji and unsual/fun characters.
It's nice, but missing some features: – Settings, where the default opened category can be changed, etc., – More symbols for the category, – More categories and/or subcategories. For now, it's very nice and a lot of characters (90-95% I think) are seen on Windows 10 (in newest Chrome v55, where I'm publishing this review).