Neat concepts here. Suprised how well Breakout and Donkey Kong worked in this... unusual format.
Also makes me wonder whether you could have a secret message hidden in the address bars of say, five different sites when their windows are stacked a certain way. Could make for a neat treasure hunt gimmick.
On the less positive side, it's probably best to keep this type of thing to fun/game orientated sites and personal projects, since stuff like animated address bars on business sites could get incredibly annoying if overused.
> Strangely sometimes an emoji in the URL bar will instead display as a non-emoji character.
@MatthewRayfield symbols that also existed pre-emoji-as-we-know-them-today default to the black-and-white variants in non-rich UI elements. You can tag on the variation selector invisible unicode point to force a representation (color emoji vs text symbol), assuming it's supported.
You can also use animated emoji graphics in website favicons with Emoji Favicon Toolkit.[1][2] The emoji glyphs are rendered with your system fonts similar to the OP demo.
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[ 3.4 ms ] story [ 17.6 ms ] threadAlso makes me wonder whether you could have a secret message hidden in the address bars of say, five different sites when their windows are stacked a certain way. Could make for a neat treasure hunt gimmick.
On the less positive side, it's probably best to keep this type of thing to fun/game orientated sites and personal projects, since stuff like animated address bars on business sites could get incredibly annoying if overused.
Still, nice work.
@MatthewRayfield symbols that also existed pre-emoji-as-we-know-them-today default to the black-and-white variants in non-rich UI elements. You can tag on the variation selector invisible unicode point to force a representation (color emoji vs text symbol), assuming it's supported.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variation_Selectors_(Unicode...
1. https://eligrey.com/blog/favioli/
2. https://github.com/eligrey/emoji-favicon-toolkit