Tag Archives: unicode
On the topic of unicode support…
With Safari 3 beta on Mac OS X 10.4.10, Apple Canada’s Hot News contains incorrectly encoded characters that are appearing as �. The characters appear correctly on the US site. I should add that I’m not pointing this out to … Continue reading
What is ↩?
The iPhone can’t render ↩, but I figured if anyone was really curious they’d use Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox or whatever to see it. Sure, the iPod touch and iPhone are great for reading blogs, but nobody would use one … Continue reading
↩ in URLs
Background information: Daring Fireball linked to my previous article about the missing ↩ glyph in the iPhone and iPod touch. Thankfully, mx gave me a heads up ((Actually, it was Allen, but his email had a brief stay in purgatory.)), … Continue reading
I want my ↩!
Curiously, the iPhone and iPod touch are missing the ↩ glyph ((If you see a box it’s still missing)). I’m sure it’s missing because Apple never thought anyone would use it, but it’s being used as a footnote return character … Continue reading