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Render :emoji: codes where not natively supported
See original GitHub issueGitHub displays emoji codes (e.g. : :bug:) as emoji icons (e.g. : 🐛), almost everywhere :
But not in :
The list is probably incomplete, but you get the idea.
Would Refined GitHub be suitable to fix it ?
This is mostly interesting when using the gitmoji project.
Thanks !
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- Created 3 years ago
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I know, those should be fixed or replaced instead.
Emojis are the future. Not worth supporting the past here, sorry.