On 2022/03/18 04:04, Anthony J. Bentley wrote: > Here is an update to the latest version of noto-fonts and noto-emoji, > a variant of a diff previously sent by Yifei Zhan. I intend to commit > it, but since Noto is a dependency of Chromium, I would prefer to see > some test reports first to ensure it doesn't break anyone's rendering. > > The main expected change is broader Unicode support, for emojis in > particular, and several other Unicode ranges which you can figure > out by looking at the PLIST portion of the diff. These pages should > provide a good sample of characters to browse: > > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emoji > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Unicode_characters
Chromium seems fine in my installation. > Note: I'm not updating noto-cjk in this diff, as Chrome doesn't depend > on it. I've built packages and put them at https://junkpile.org/noto-fonts-20201206.tgz https://junkpile.org/noto-emoji-20211101.tgz if it helps anyone with testing (the source downloads to build the ports are pretty huge, these are much smaller) OK with me, but I agree about getting more testing, font rendering can be a bit of a minefield. Related, does anyone have ideas about getting emoji to work in Firefox?
