Nowadays we all know that how much emojis are being so important to express our feelings of people whom we want to express our emotions. Why say, “yes, I’ll look at that” when you can just send a goofy picture of eyes? Your emoji communication will be leveling up in Chrome 98, featuring crisper lines and smaller files sizes. You can check them out today in the new beta.
Well according to the sources Google has apparently designed the new format in order to support more powerful “glyph definitions” like gradients and transformations, and it can reuse existing contours for multiple individual emoji. The upshot is that emoji inTake a look at the image above. The set on the left uses a new font format Google calls COLRv1, and the right uses traditional bitmap.
So if we talk about the font of the emoji so COLRv1 scales to larger sizes, so emoji will look better on the web withCOLRv1 scales to larger sizes, so emoji will look better on the web with large font sizes. Even with the higher quality, COLRv1 will make emoji much smaller—about a fifth of the size while offering greater fidelity. COLRv1 will be available in Chrome 98 on both desktop and Android, which is now in beta.
So guys one more important thing is that you can test it out using this demo created by the highly anticipated forms of technology Chrome dev team. It should be included in the stable release of Chrome within a few weeks. So hope you will enjoy the latest view of emojis😉.