Christoph Päper
Christoph Päper
@StefanPeev’s pictures in the Noto thread are really helpful and illustrative. I hope it’s okay to quote one here:  Besides lowercase дгиптш, some uppercase forms should...
Out of curiosity (and somewhat off-topic), I tried to find out which OpenType font features Amazon Kindles support and how to enable them. I wasn’t very successful, but was surprised...
Also see #438.
For the record: [Google Fonts Glyph Sets](https://github.com/googlefonts/gftools/tree/main/Lib/gftools/encodings/GF%20Glyph%20Sets)
I think the table is only omitting ⱼ U+2C7C then.
Eszett is different from other Latin letters, though, because its uppercase form has been added to Unicode rather recently and many people still either don’t know about this or don’t...
Regarding Serbian/Macedonian glyph shapes, ~~you might also want to check the~~ upright lowercase б, which should look more like its italic form, i.e. more like a Greek Delta δ than...
Maybe there is also something to learn from the shape of eth ð here.
Shouldn’t Ç and Ş (optionally) use a dot below instead of a proper cedilla in Turkish `locl`?
I'm seeing the dot below quite regularly on well-made signs of Turkish shops here in Germany, although not in the majority of cases by far. I once read the custom...