Mike MacCana

**As a developer, I expect Powershell support too**. Literally the first thing I did was pipe to 'where' and then 'sort' to get a list of the packages available then...

**Note this image is 5 years out of date (it's from 2014)**: COLR works fine in Chrome now https://pixelambacht.nl/chromacheck/

PS is there a webpage we can see openmoji rendered in COLR format, as a webfont?

As a workaround, downloading `python-2.7.14.amd64.msi` and using it to remove Python and then Install Python (to the same dir) fixed it: 

Sorry @iann0036 I made a mistake! I flip between Python and JS so got a little confused. It's just '`' (one backtick). See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Template_literals

``` $ npm --version 8.10.0 $ npm i -ws npm ERR! Cannot set property 'dev' of null ```

Thanks for filing this. I had the same issue https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72378284/what-do-the-colors-in-yarn-list-mean/72378328

To add to your Powershell `$profile` (assuming you have PSCX): Add-PathVariable "${env:ProgramFiles(x86)}\Yarn\bin" Would be nice for the install page to clarify either: - That npm can be used to install...

Sweet! Another use case: I have a command line app that outputs warnings using ⚠.

Also cc @Alorel (who maintains `shrink-ray-current`)