U+2800
BRAILLE PATTERN BLANK - A Braille pattern that has zero of its six or eight dots filled in. According to the standard: “* while this character is imaged as a fixed-width blank in many fonts, it does not act as a space” Essentially it is rendered as white-space, but since it is…
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U+200B codepoints.net
ZERO WIDTH SPACE - the inverse to U+00A0: create no space, but allow word breaking.
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U+00A0 codepoints.net
NO-BREAK SPACE - force adjacent characters to stick together. Well known as in HTML.
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U+10FFFF codepoints.net
(non-character) - last code point. The whole rest of its plane apart from U+10FFFE, the code points in the 0x100000-0x10FFFD range, are private use characters, guaranteed to be never filled by a future Unicode standard.
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U+FE0E codepoints.net
VARIATION SELECTOR-15 - force black-&-white emoji. If this code point follows an emoji, an explicit monochrome rendering of the emoji is requested (if the client supports it).
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U+FE0F codepoints.net
VARIATION SELECTOR-16 - force colorful emoji. If this code point follows an emoji, an explicit colorful rendering of the emoji is requested (if the client supports it).
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Code Points › For Funsies: “BRAILLE PATTERN BLANK - A Braille pattern that has zero of its six or eight dots filled in. According to the standard: “* while this character is imaged as a fixed-width blank in many fonts, it does not act as a space” Essentially it is rendered as white-space, but since it is…”