Comment by ComputerGuru
10 hours ago
If you're on Windows (where Microsoft famously chose they would not get involved with flags and show country codes instead), execute this in dev tools or save it as a javascript bookmarklet to make the emoji flags show up:
javascript:(function(){if(!document.getElementById('twemoji-styles')){const s=document.createElement('style');s.id='twemoji-styles';s.textContent='img.emoji{height:1em!important;width:1em!important;margin:0 .05em 0 .1em!important;vertical-align:-0.1em!important;display:inline!important;}';document.head.appendChild(s)}const r=()=>{const o={folder:'svg',ext:'.svg'};twemoji.parse(document.body,o);if(!window.__twemojiObserver){let t;const ob=new MutationObserver(()=>{clearTimeout(t);t=setTimeout(()=>{ob.disconnect();twemoji.parse(document.body,o);ob.observe(document.body,{childList:true,subtree:true});},300);});ob.observe(document.body,{childList:true,subtree:true});window.__twemojiObserver=ob;}};if(window.twemoji){r();}else{const sc=document.createElement('script');sc.src='https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@twemoji/api@latest/dist/twemoji.min.js';sc.crossOrigin='anonymous';sc.onload=r;document.head.appendChild(sc);}})();
Or you can just switch to Firefox.
Thanks, that fixes it in Chrome for me. Firefox was already displaying the flags correctly from the beginning.