The best HTML entity listing I have ever seen
โ๐ฏโณโ โฐ๐๐๐พ๐๐พโฏ๐
Not sure exactly why some came out italic, some upright. But this is a good example.
Here is some more fun:
๐โ๐๐โญโ ๐โญโโ๐๐
๐๐๐ธโ
And you can even then copy and paste them, and they even show in the editor:
๐โญโโ๐๐
Here is an approximation of the Dawn logo:
โง
and some neat-o icons:
โ โ โฃ โฅ โฆ
Something for the old school MS Dos text-mode windows reminiscences:
(though you probably have to fiddle to get zero space above and below somehow to make actual boxes)
โโโโโฃ
Some chemistry/electricity sorta ones:
โโ
Tons of mathematics and set theory ones:
A โ B
โซb2หc
a few hebrew:
โตโถ
Cyrillic:
ะฏ ะะ ะะะะฏะะะฎ
Greek:
ฯฯฯ
My favourite greek letter, lambda:
Thank you for hooking me up with this nice resource. ;)
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If you ever want to test part of your code or UI with all kinds of weird HTML entities, I can really recomment the "big list of naughty strings": https://raw.githubusercontent.com/minimaxir/big-list-of-naughty-strings/master/blns.txt
Includes everything you posted and probably some you've never seen before. I hadn't, at least :P
That is a very nice page. You know, decent programmers would have a filter to sanitise all that shite. When I write code that takes an input from an untrusted source, it is trimmed, filtered of invalid characters, I use whitelists, blacklists tend to be a bazillion times longer. One only uses blacklists when there is humans involved who might happen to stop being assholes. Code never changes its spots.