

I'm getting an interesting mix of color and non-color emojis in my reactions bar, which kind of make it look like I've already selected 'Like' when I haven't.
Ah, the fun world of native emoji... 馃槶
If there's a way to detect whether at least one emoji won't be rendered properly in the current browser, it may be worth reverting to simpler emotes.
let鈥檚 just shove svg in there; of all the things to be consistent, these are pretty important
Which SVG would we use...? Whatever we pick, they won't match the platform's native emoji, which seems like it would be visually surprising.
On electron using archlinux soru just gets boxes for emojis. it seems to be working in webbrowser (firefox) fine, though

This seems to have now gotten even worse:

Chromium web, Debian Linux, latest develop
_Should_ be fixed as of ~30 mins ago with the new emoji font...
_Should_ be fixed as of ~30 mins ago with the new emoji font...
This is from a clean develop build ~10 mins ago
EDIT: as in, including https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-react-sdk/commit/30a485bdddf646bf4d614e011689501c40eae87e
Works in Firefox 67.0 on latest /develop, where previously it was broken

Ah sorry, I was reacting specifically to @anoadragon453's version. I would expect it at least fixed in modern browsers. There may indeed still be an issue with Electron.
Correction, getting the following on latest develop:

Correction, getting the following on latest develop:
@anoadragon453, what version of Chromium?
Correction, getting the following on latest develop:
Crap, I see the same on Chromium 73 on Fedora 30.
changing the font-family to Nunito, 'Noto Color Emoji', 'Twemoji Mozilla', Arial, Helvetica, Sans-Serif renders emojis with the native font for me, so chromium does colored emojis, it just doesn't seem to like the Twemoji woff2 file ...
Oddly enough this says that COLR support should have been shipped in version 71.
Might be a problem on macOS as well, see linked issue.
As a counterpoint, Chromium 73 on Ubuntu 18.04 from Ubuntu's package repo appears to display the emoji correctly.