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Old 10-13-2022, 07:55 PM   #12
Turtle91
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Originally Posted by Artie View Post
Thank you all for your answers. Emojis are showing fine out of the box in Kindle apps for macOS and iOS, so I assume that EPUB supports emojis without the need of adding additional code or transforming images into another format.
I think continuing with that assumption is a path fraught with peril!!

You may have had success with a couple emojis that happened to be included in the unicode font you were using...or had already installed on your computer...or on your macOS/iOS device. Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't the kindle app have access to all fonts installed on the host system??

Do you happen to have a test epub which uses the emojis you are interested in?? It might be easier for us to test on some of the devices we have instead of just randomly trying to guess.
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