Just was noticing this when going back looking at episodes on the Tardis Guide (and yes, I should rate Keys of Marinus. Reign of Terror, I haven’t watched.). Seems like fa-square-xmark is showing up, but not fa-square-check…
Had it on list mode, and noticed when I set it back to grid mode.
It’s also a problem on Firefox, btw, since I tested it on both Firefox on Linux and Firefox on Windows. I technically have one computer in my apartment that can run Safari, but I haven’t powered it on in months. I should reset it up at some point, but if I remember, I shuffled the half dead monitor to it, so probably no point until I get a new one…
Well, you know, if they actually released it on other platforms… (Actually, I’d kinda welcome more non Firefox/Chrome based browsers out there. I’m hoping Ladybird comes along well.)
Yeah, basically the issue is that little box that says F14A. A lot of times on websites, parts of the ui like checkmarks, hearts, the icons on the bar at the top when you are typing a message, etc… aren’t actually saved as pictures like you might think, but are actually text in a special font called FontAwesome, where all the characters are commonly used icons on websites.
That box with the hexadecimal number in it is what shows up if you are trying to print a character in a font that doesn’t exist. The number is just telling you which character is missing.
I did originally use ASCII symbols for these, as they can be copied & pasted to be used on social media and stuff:
Completed
★ Rated
Favourited
But then I saw someone’s screenshot of the site from an Android phone and the icons were all so mismatched and weird shapes, I hated it! So I went all-in with font icons
EDIT: they are replaced by emoji by the forum. This is how it should look:
No problem. I started exploring the official Doctor Who channel, and noticed it had a playlist for audios, and thought I’d check to see if they were on there.
And yeah, figured it was probably another Safari only icon…