Unicode Analyzer

Easy and direct access to Unicode information about any selected text.

What is Unicode Analyzer?

"Unicode Analyzer" is a lightweight Chrome extension designed to give users vital Unicode information about any selected text. It offers swift access to properties of foreign or peculiar characters or even standard ones enabling users to understand their codepoint values. Extremely useful for character analysis purposes, this tool also allows users to customize the properties they wish to see.

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By: https://chrome.google.com

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Users: 971 ▼ -7

Rating: 4.21 (19)

Version: 1.13 (Last updated: 2024-09-12)

Creation date: 2018-03-16

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

contextMenus
storage

Size: 30.72K

Email: un*****@google.com

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Ranking

# 31675 ▼ 183

Other rankings

#1440 in Workflow & Planning ▼ 1

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Extension summary

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A light-weight Chrome extension which allows users to see various Unicode properties about characters that are highlighted in the browser window. This can be useful when analyzing characters which are foreign or to simply see the codepoint value of a character. The set of properties shown is customizable in the extension settings.

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Pros

Works perfectly for many users
Very useful for analyzing Unicode characters
User-friendly for general use

Cons

Missing many current code points (e.g., U+1FA75, U+1FA76, U+1FA77)
Issues with encoding, showing HTML-encoded symbols instead of the actual characters
Not functioning properly for certain inputs
Numeric value reported for characters incorrectly when numeric type is None

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