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Fix Safari emoji corruption bug by inserting ZWNJ between digits/symbols (#, *) and emojis#79265
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Explanation of Change

This PR inserts a Zero-Width Non-Joiner (ZWNJ) between #/* and emojis, preventing Safari from creating these sequences and ensuring the text displays correctly.

Fixed Issues

$ #75634
PROPOSAL: #75634 (comment)

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Testing Steps for New Message

  1. Navigate to the web app in Safari
  2. Open any existing conversation or start a new one
  3. In the compose box, type a hash symbol (#) or asterisk (*)
  4. Without adding a space, type an emoji shortcode (e.g., 😄, ❤️, 👍)
  5. Press Enter or click Send
  6. In the compose box, type a hash symbol (#) or asterisk (*)
  7. Without adding a space, open the emoji picker and select an emoji
  8. Press Enter or click Send
  9. The message displays correctly with the symbol followed by the emoji (e.g., #😄, *😄)
  10. No corrupted characters, malformed Unicode sequences, or keycap emoji conversion

Testing Steps for Edit Message

  1. Navigate to the web app in Safari
  2. Open any existing conversation that has a message you can edit
  3. Click on an existing message and select "Edit" from the context menu
  4. Clear the existing text and type a hash symbol (#) or asterisk (*)
  5. Without adding a space, type an emoji shortcode (e.g., 😄, ❤️, 👍)
  6. Press Enter or click the checkmark to save changes
  7. Verify the edited message displays correctly with the symbol followed by the emoji (e.g., #😄, *😄)
  8. Edit another message, type a hash symbol (#) or asterisk (*)
  9. Without adding a space, open the emoji picker and select an emoji
  10. Press Enter or click the checkmark to save changes
  11. Verify the edited message displays correctly with the symbol followed by the emoji
  12. No corrupted characters, malformed Unicode sequences, or keycap emoji conversion
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

Same as tests.

QA Steps

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  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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Looks like this is a follow-up on #77304 👍

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@abbasifaizan70 please fix these bugs:

Steps:

  1. Keycap preservation

    • Type 1️⃣ 2️⃣ #️⃣ *️⃣ in the composer.
    • Expected: Keycap emojis remain intact.
    • Actual: They are stripped to 1 2 # *.
  2. Emoji + hash/asterisk spacing regression

    • Type 😄 #topic and send.
    • Expected: Single space is created (Staging behaviour).
    • Actual: Message renders as 😄 #topic (two spaces inserted).
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@Krishna2323 resolved issues. Thanks

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Sorry for delay.

@abbasifaizan70 I'm facing few bugs related to cursor position and spacing:

Steps:

  1. Open a report and paste 😄*bold*
  2. Bug: Space is created after emoji
  3. Try to remove the space
  4. Bug: The cursor moves after the first *
  5. Paste 😄 #winning → 😄 #winning, 😄 *bold* → 😄*bold* in the composer
  6. Once space is created after last 😄*bold*
  7. Try to remove the space and drag and select the space from emoji to last *
  8. Paste in the composer and hit space
  9. Bug: The space is created in multiple positions
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@Krishna2323 Thanks for deep testing. I fixed the above issues. Please have a look. Thanks

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@abbasifaizan70 Sorry for the delay—I was OOO for a few days last week. I found one more edge case. Repro steps:

  1. Type ####
  2. Place the cursor in the middle
  3. Enter an emoji code :smile:
  4. Try to move the cursor using the left arrow
  5. Bug: The cursor does not move on the first left-arrow press
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abbasifaizan70 commented Jan 29, 2026

@Krishna2323 Yes, the cursor requires one extra arrow press when positioned right before the emoji — this is expected behavior.
Safari has a quirk where symbols (#, *, digits) followed directly by an emoji get automatically converted into keycap emojis (e.g., #😄 → #️⃣). This happens at the browser level before our code can intercept it.
To prevent this, we insert an invisible ZWNJ character between the symbol and emoji. Since ZWNJ still occupies a position in the string, the cursor needs to pass through it when navigating. It looks like it's stuck for one press, but it's actually moving through the invisible character.
It's a small trade-off to prevent text corruption in Safari.

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@Beamanator could you please take a look at the comment above? I also tried to find a solution for this edge case, and it turns out there isn’t a safe solution for it. I think this is an acceptable trade-off—without the ZWNJ, Safari corrupts the text entirely, which is a more severe issue than requiring an extra keystroke.

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@Krishna2323 sure i will solve them today, I was sick for last 2 days so that's why not able to look here.

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@Krishna2323 @Beamanator Updated feedbacks. Please take a look. Thanks

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Looking good here!

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@Krishna2323 all you 🙏

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Will test again and complete the checklist in an hour or two.

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@abbasifaizan70 There’s a bug on Safari iOS where deleting the symbol behaves weirdly — moves the cursor after the emoji.

Could you please verify whether the original bug is reproducible on any version of mobile Safari? I tested on staging and it worked fine for me. If it isn’t reproducible on mobile Safari, we can skip the changes there.

Steps (Mobile safari):

  1. Enter "#:emojiName:"
  2. Place the cursor between the emoji and #
  3. Try to delete the #
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@abbasifaizan70 There’s a bug on Safari iOS where deleting the symbol behaves weirdly — moves the cursor after the emoji.

Could you please verify whether the original bug is reproducible on any version of mobile Safari? I tested on staging and it worked fine for me. If it isn’t reproducible on mobile Safari, we can skip the changes there.

Steps (Mobile safari):

  1. Enter "#:emojiName:"
  2. Place the cursor between the emoji and #
  3. Try to delete the #

ios_safari_issue.mp4

on test on latest main and it producable on mobile safari. @Krishna2323

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@Krishna2323 on the latest main.

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I’m not sure what the next step should be. The iOS Safari bug is pretty bad, so we’ll need to find a proper solution for that. I’ll try to investigate it further when I get a chance.

BTW @abbasifaizan70, could you please explain why the same issue occurred when we applied the same logic to the number as well?

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The same issue occurs with numbers because Safari's keycap sequence behavior applies to all keycap base characters: digits (0-9), #, and *.

In Unicode, keycap emoji sequences are formed by combining a base character + U+FE0F (variation selector) + U+20E3 (combining enclosing keycap):

  • 1 + ️ + ⃣ = 1️⃣
  • + ️ + ⃣ = #️⃣

      • ️ + ⃣ = ️⃣

Safari's input handling layer detects when any of these base characters (0-9, #, *) are immediately followed by an emoji and attempts to form a keycap sequence. This happens at the browser level before React can process the text.

Our ZWNJ fix handles this by inserting a zero-width non-joiner between the symbol/digit and emoji, which breaks Safari's pattern detection. The fix works for:

  • Typing shortcodes like 1:smile: or #:smile:
  • Using the emoji picker right after a digit/symbol

However, when a user manually deletes a space between a digit/symbol and an existing emoji, Safari corrupts it during the backspace keypress itself — before our code can intercept it. This is the edge case that's difficult to handle without deeper browser-level workarounds.

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Krishna2323 commented Feb 13, 2026

Took some solid effort, but I believe I’ve finally found a clean solution. We’ll need to change the approach — the new approach will be:

Approach Change: ZWNJ (\u200C) → FE0E (\uFE0E)

Instead of inserting ZWNJ (Zero-Width Non-Joiner) between digits/symbols and emojis, we now insert U+FE0E (Variation Selector 15 — text presentation). FE0E has Grapheme_Cluster_Break=Extend, so it attaches to the preceding digit as part of the same grapheme cluster.

@abbasifaizan70 could you please copy changes from this branch? Thanks!

@Beamanator could you please check the new approach before we implement it? Thanks!

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@abbasifaizan70 please start implementing this and test it thoroughly. Thanks!

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@Krishna2323 I updated the approach and tested all the above old scenarios and those are working fine.

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Reviewing...

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LGTM and works well! 🚀

@Beamanator please read this comment before merging. Thanks!

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Looking great, thanks so much for your hard work here y'all!

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