![]() ![]() If you would prefer a UserScript, it is available on Greasy Fork under the same name as this extension (Emoji Polyfill), although it works a bit more slowly.Īs the short description says, this is a heavily modified fork of a more full-featured extension by Locomojis called Chromoji, which I have heard will be coming back to the Web Store soon. ![]() This extension remedies that, by adding a few fonts to the end of every font-family property for every HTML element detected as probably having emoji specifically, it adds "'Segoe UI Emoji', 'Segoe UI Symbol', Symbola, EmojiSymb !important" and bundles Symbola as a webfont for those who may not have it or the special Segoe UI fonts (for example, users on Vista, XP, or Linux). □Ĭhrome 42 for Windows supports native emoji fallback for most emoji ranges, notably excepting the emoticons this extension will not be worked on much, but it will stay for users of browsers based on older versions of Chromium.Ĭhrome for Windows still does not perform emoji fallback as other browsers do, as Chrome recently started doing on the Mac, and as all browsers (including Chrome on Windows) do for various scripts for example, web browsers on Windows fall back to Sylfaen for Georgian and Armenian text if the declared font does not have those characters, and modern browsers other than Chrome fall back to Segoe UI Emoji (Windows 8+) or Segoe UI Symbol (Windows 7+) if the declared font does not have emoji. In honor of □ □ □ World Emoji Day, 17 July 2015 □, I have backported some performance improvements from the UserScript to this extension, but I think this will be the last version of Emoji Polyfill □ however, even if Chrome finally supports emoji fallback for the Emoticons block, I will keep it around for the benefit of older Chromium-based browsers. Speaking of EmojiOne, if you prefer seeing graphical emojis or just want a good input method, use the EmojiOne Keyboard extension consider combining its input method with this extension's use of Symbola, by turning off Auto-Replace in the EmojiOne Keyboard settings.ġ2 October 2015: Now the extension uses more lazy function definitions, and also ES6 Symbols and ES5 property definitions, to further isolate the effects of this extension from ordinary page scripts also, the regexes used now skip over most Japanese text and CJK Unified characters, and I have provided a framework for skipping over more astral characters when figuring out which ones are probably emoji (using a regex or series of regexes to find emoji directly has proven to be too slow). 4 July 2020: This is somewhat delayed a few months ago, Douros updated Symbola for the new Unicode 13 emojis.Ģ3 March 2019: Along with the announcement of new emojis for Unicode 12, Douros updated Symbola.Ģ0 June 2018: Earlier this month, Unicode 11 was released, and along with it, new emojis afterward, Douros updated Symbola to support the new emojis.ġ2 February 2018: Shortly before the announcement of the new emojis for Unicode 11, Douros updated Symbola.Ģ December 2017: Around the time when the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update was released, Douros updated Symbola to support even more emojis, and I did not notice this until today.ġ3 July 2017: Douros has updated Symbola a little earlier than I expected, so I could update the extension before World Emoji Day also, the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update will get a better emoji input method, so the EmojiOne Keyboard will no longer be useful, unless you prefer the way they draw the images.ġ7 July 2016: For World Emoji Day 2016, I have updated the copy of Symbola used in the extension so that it now supports Unicode 9.0 fortunately, George Douros did update the font after all, so that I wouldn't need to use the much bulkier SVG-in-OT fonts based on Twemoji or EmojiOne, which are less crisp at higher resolutions in their black-and-white versions, which Chrome falls back to because only Firefox supports color SVG-in-OT. This fork of the 31 January 2014 version of 'Chromoji - Emoji for Google Chrome™' supports only textual emoji.
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