PROBLEMA Emoji su Google Chrome?

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Ho editato alcuni documenti Google Docs e Fogli da un Mac. La visualizzazione dei medesimi documenti su Mac mi permette di vedere alcune Emoji che non sono più visibili su Windows. In particolar modo non riesco a vedere le bandiere dei paesi, che su Windows compaiono come "scritte".

Sapreste dirmi se devo installare qualcosa?

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Dovrei vedere la bandiera dell'australia.
 

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Prima sul mac usavi chrome o safari? Se avevi chrome è possibile che tu stessi usando un'estensione per visualizzarli
Perchè non tutte le emoji vengono viste
Di fatto se tu con chrome fai click con il destro in qualsiasi blocco di testo, anche qui sul forum, la prima dicitura è EMOJI. Qui trovi tutte le emoji supportate nativamente.
 

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Prima sul mac usavi chrome o safari? Se avevi chrome è possibile che tu stessi usando un'estensione per visualizzarli
Perchè non tutte le emoji vengono viste
Di fatto se tu con chrome fai click con il destro in qualsiasi blocco di testo, anche qui sul forum, la prima dicitura è EMOJI. Qui trovi tutte le emoji supportate nativamente.

Ti taggo ancora, perché, nonostante abbia installato l'estensione... purtroppo su Chrome (da Windows) continuo a non vedere alcuna emoticon, la solo un codice.
 

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allora ho paura che siano emoji solo di macos
 

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nope, non vedo niente
 

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The flag emojis may not render regardless of what you do, depending on the platform (rather than merely the browser and/or the browser font). To find out, go to https://emojipedia.org/search/?q=emoji+flags and look at the rendering of the emoji flag for Djibouti, to the left of the text "Flag: Djibouti".

If you see an image of a flag all is well but if you only see DJ then the emoji flags may not be supported. I visited that page on an iPad, Linux Mint 18.2 and Windows 10, and this is what I found:

  • The Djibouti flag emoji rendered on the iPad.
  • The Djibouti flag was rendered as DJ on Linux Mint 18.2 using Firefox.
  • The Djibouti flag was rendered as DJ on Windows 10 using Firefox, although this was expected since "Microsoft doesn't support any country flags on Windows, instead showing the two-letter country codes".
So if you only want to render emoji flags in the browser on Apple platforms you should be fine, and if you want to render emoji flags in the browser on Windows it will render the two character country code instead. I'm not sure about the situation on Linux since although it didn't work for me in my environment, I couldn't find anything explicitly stating that it should or should not work.

An alternative to using Unicode emoji flags if you need this working on all platforms is to download free emojis which are actually just small png images. Here are some samples for the Argentinian flag.
 
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The flag emojis may not render regardless of what you do, depending on the platform (rather than merely the browser and/or the browser font). To find out, go to https://emojipedia.org/search/?q=emoji+flags and look at the rendering of the emoji flag for Djibouti, to the left of the text "Flag: Djibouti".

If you see an image of a flag all is well but if you only see DJ then the emoji flags may not be supported. I visited that page on an iPad, Linux Mint 18.2 and Windows 10, and this is what I found:

  • The Djibouti flag emoji rendered on the iPad.
  • The Djibouti flag was rendered as DJ on Linux Mint 18.2 using Firefox.
  • The Djibouti flag was rendered as DJ on Windows 10 using Firefox, although this was expected since "Microsoft doesn't support any country flags on Windows, instead showing the two-letter country codes".
So if you only want to render emoji flags in the browser on Apple platforms you should be fine, and if you want to render emoji flags in the browser on Windows it will render the two character country code instead. I'm not sure about the situation on Linux since although it didn't work for me in my environment, I couldn't find anything explicitly stating that it should or should not work.

An alternative to using Unicode emoji flags if you need this working on all platforms is to download free emojis which are actually just small png images. Here are some samples for the Argentinian flag.

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