Sup Forums, what's the best font for emoticons?

Sup Forums, what's the best font for emoticons?

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Wingdings.

fpbp

I wouldn't know as I'm not a toddler who's not able to use words to convey emotions

:3

t. wintoddler

EmojiOne

Noto-CJK
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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>emojis

>using a picture of the smiley with a carat nose

Mona Font

:3copter

>emoticons
What is this, 1999?

:>

> ~but user, it's called emoji now~

what are you, a faggot?

Oh yeah I forgot were all supposed to be using emojis now

smhtbqhfamalam

it's the best one tho

=^)

...

>using a picture of the smiley with a carat nose
>using the smiley with a carat nose

Segoe UI Emoji

depends on the actual smiley used :^)

Comic Sans

Fourth row

The :3 looks cute

Helvetica is objectively the best font for anything.

terminus

:)
:^)
:3
:S
:|

Something sans and center aligned?

:^3

I use Symbola
users.teilar.gr/~g1951d/

It's completely free, i use it in most of my projects to avoid using .ico for icon images, saves me alot of time and work

:^)

>no :o)
shit list

Just use Emoji, faggot.

>Sup Forums removes emoji code-points
God fucking dammit, moot2!

Emojis look like shit.

4th row

Am I the only guy who post-ironically believes that adding emojis to Sup Forums would actually be beneficial to the site?

Imagine all the shitposts lads

mine is the 2nd from the bottom row

windows 10 w/ chrome default fonts

EcksDee

It would have been a lot easier for you to have just replied to OP with:

>:(

symbola. But not the apt-get symbola. The symbola you find when you follow the "fonts that support this" link at fileformat.info.
>Description-en: symbolic font providing emoji characters from Unicode 7.0
>This package includes the Symbola font, which contains special symbols and
emoji characters which are encoded in the Unicode Standard 7.0

fileformat.info/info/unicode/font/symbola/index.htm

Arial

depends on how ironic you wanna be

helvetica.

Times New Roman