Latin extended D support (and other unicodes) for apple devices

Hello Apple forums, I came here to ask if anyone could help me know when will apple support Latin extended D (and other unicodes), It worked like a charm for my other device (a windows laptop) but it shows blank boxes for my iphone and ipad, I want to have these unicodes to work on apple devices worldwide

If anyone could help, Feel free to do so

(Apologies if my english is bad, It's not my main language)

iPad Air, iPadOS 18

Posted on Oct 23, 2024 2:44 AM

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Posted on Oct 23, 2024 5:30 AM

Xpath_YZ wrote:

when will apple support Latin extended D (and other unicodes), It worked like a charm for my other device (a windows laptop) but it shows blank boxes for my iphone and ipad, I want to have these unicodes to work on apple devices worldwide

Nobody in these forums has any info about apple's plans. To ask for the feature you want, you can use


http://www.apple.com/feedback


You can add the fonts needed for extra Unicode support (like Unifont) yourself to an iphone/ipad by using an app like AnyFont. Some apps including browsers may not recognize user added fonts, however.


On a Mac, you can add such fonts manually and all apps (aside from Safari in some areas) will normally support all of Unicode.




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Oct 23, 2024 5:30 AM in response to Xpath_YZ

Xpath_YZ wrote:

when will apple support Latin extended D (and other unicodes), It worked like a charm for my other device (a windows laptop) but it shows blank boxes for my iphone and ipad, I want to have these unicodes to work on apple devices worldwide

Nobody in these forums has any info about apple's plans. To ask for the feature you want, you can use


http://www.apple.com/feedback


You can add the fonts needed for extra Unicode support (like Unifont) yourself to an iphone/ipad by using an app like AnyFont. Some apps including browsers may not recognize user added fonts, however.


On a Mac, you can add such fonts manually and all apps (aside from Safari in some areas) will normally support all of Unicode.




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