[tech] Zero-width characters and tracking via pasted text
nervuri
nervuri at disroot.org
Sun Mar 14 16:54:53 GMT 2021
It might be interesting to also test our e-mail clients, so below you'll
find all zero-width Unicode characters I've gathered so far, placed
between underscores.
First, as a point of reference, here are a few positive-width Unicode
characters:
0020: _ _ | 00E9: _é_ | 03A9: _Ω_ | 5B57: _字_ | 1F407: _🐇_
# Zero-width characters
061C: __
180E: __
200B: __
200C: __
200D: __
200E: __
200F: __
202A: __
202B: __
202C: __
202D: __
202E: __
2060: __
2061: __
2062: __
2063: __
2064: __
2066: __
2067: __
2068: __
2069: __
206A: __
206B: __
206C: __
206D: __
206E: __
206F: __
FEFF: __
FFF9: __
FFFA: __
FFFB: __
E0001: __
E0020: __
... (E0020–E007F used for invisibly tagging texts by language)
E007F: __
This is probably not a complete list. Contact me if you know of any
others.
Unicode currently contains 143,859 characters.
Unicode Character Database:
https://www.unicode.org/Public/UCD/latest/
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