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Re: FontEnigma
FontEnigma makes the font data less appealing by making the font non-interoperable by using a custom encoding. The corollary is that it also makes the text non-interoperable. One implication is that …1 -
Re: Navigating the name table for a font menu
The different strings defined in the name table are given in the OpenType spec. The most relevant for your question would be name IDs 1, 2, 4, 16, and 17. (There's also name IDs 21 and 22, but d…2 -
Re: Searching for a vector-based emoji font
That's not always the case. It certainly would make font selection and fallback a lot more complicated. In Windows, DWrite APIs aren't designed with that flow in mind. In particular, the Tr…3 -
Re: Searching for a vector-based emoji font
@"John Hudson" Here's what I see in your post in Edge on Windows 11 24H2:1 -
Re: Searching for a vector-based emoji font
John, the text in the last line appears to contain the character sequence <2626 FE0F FE0F 00A0 2626 FE0F FE0E>—i.e., you have an extra variation selector character FE0F after each occurrence o…1
