Microsoft Edge | Other | Windows 11
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Some symbols from Unicode 15.0 and later are not rendered properly
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Sean Gibbons
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The following codepoints in Unicode are not rendered properly in Windows 11. These are mostly from Unicode 15.0 and later, though some earlier codepoints are also not supported.
08B5, 08BE to 08D3
1AB0 to 1ADD, 1AE0 to 1AEB
1B4E to 1B4F, 1B7F
1C89 to 1C8A
1DCB to 1DFD
20E0, 20E2 to 20E4, 20E7, 20EB to 20EF
2B96
A7CB to A7CF, A7D2, A7D4, A7DA to A7DC, A7F1
FE24 to FE2D
10D40 to 10D65, 10D69 to 10D85, 10D8E to 10D8F
116D0 to 116E3
11BC0 to 11BE1, 11BF0 to 11BF9
11DB0 to 11DDB, 11DE0 to 11DE9
11FB0
16100 to 16139
16D40 to 16D79
16EA0 to 16EB8, 16EBB to 16ED3
1CEC0 to 1CED0, 1CEE0 to 1CEF0
1D2C0 to 1D2D3
1DF25 to 1DF2A
1E5D0 to 1E5FA, 1E5FF
1E7E0 to 1E7E6, 1E7E8 to 1E7EB, 1E7ED to 1E7EE, 1E7F0 to 1E7FE
1F8B2 to 1F8BB, 1F8C0 to 1F8C1, 1F8D0 to 1F8D8
Could you add rendering support for these? These currently show up as outlined boxes due to lack of support.
Microsoft Edge | Other | Windows 11
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2026-01-06T13:07:40.08+00:00 Rendering support for specific Unicode codepoints in Windows 11 can be limited due to the fonts installed and their capabilities. The outlined boxes you see typically indicate that the font being used does not support those particular characters. Windows 11 includes a variety of fonts, but not all Unicode characters are supported by default.
To address the issue of unsupported characters:
- Check Installed Fonts: Ensure that you have the necessary fonts installed that support the characters you are trying to render. Some scripts may require specific fonts that are not included by default.
- Update Windows: Make sure your Windows 11 is updated to the latest version, as updates may include additional font support or improvements in rendering.
- Use Alternative Fonts: If certain characters are not rendering properly, consider using alternative fonts that are known to support a broader range of Unicode characters. For example, fonts like Noto Sans or DejaVu Sans are designed to cover a wide array of Unicode characters.
- Font Settings: Adjust the font settings in your applications to ensure they are set to use a font that supports the desired Unicode range.
Unfortunately, adding support for new Unicode characters is not something that can be done by end-users; it typically requires updates from Microsoft or font developers to include support for those specific codepoints in their font files.
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