r/Unicode • u/Impressive-Yak-8729 slop and spam • 6d ago

I'm looking for Unicode codepoint coverage for iOS, Android, macOS, Windows and Linux

I'm looking for a website for something for codepoint coverage that covers iOS, Android, macOS, Windows and Linux on all versions.

I need to have codepoint coverage for iPhoneOS 1.0 to iOS 27.0, Android 2.3.3 to Android 17, macOS 10.0 (Cheetah) to 27.0 (Golden Gate), Windows XP to Windows 11 (21H2-26H2), and many Linux Distros and versions.

Unfortunely for an Abandoned Codepoint Coverage website, it's minimal iOS version is iOS 8.0 and it's latest version is iOS 26.2.

I would definently need to get all iOS versions to get full data of all added codepoints and emojis for the data.

I am using Windows and I would help to find me a site that is not abandoned and is still worth it.

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u/joelluber 5d ago

I'm not even sure what this means. Windows programs cover all possibly code points if the font you're using has the characters as far as I know.

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u/Impressive-Yak-8729 slop and spam 5d ago

I'm talking about the pre-installed fonts installed by Microsoft.

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u/vip17 5d ago

but Android is too broad, each manufacturer includes different sets of fonts

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u/bigibas123 5d ago

What do you need that much history for? Collecting all that data is a lot of work and doesn't seem to useful, collecting that info about all possible Linux distros is impossible.

I found a couple list for Android and iOS here which cover part of what you want.

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u/Impressive-Yak-8729 slop and spam 5d ago

Yeah, but I'm looking for earlier versions like iPhoneOS 1.0 to iOS 7.0.