Google Chrome to optimize support for Windows 10 emoji and virtual keyboard

Thanks to the efforts of Microsoft and Google, the Chrome browser will improve the compatibility with the Win10 virtual keyboard and emoji interface.

Generally speaking, if a user wants to insert an emoji in the Chrome browser, he can open the emoji interface by right-clicking and selecting or pressing a shortcut key.

However, because the browser zoom factor of the Chrome browser does not adapt to the interface such as the virtual keyboard of Win10, the virtual keyboard and emoji interface may be out of the layout and hinder the normal operation of users.

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In the latest code submission of the Chromium kernel, Microsoft and Google have already supported the relevant API for the kernel. The API can obtain the usage boundary of the virtual keyboard, etc., and make it appear in the correct position, thereby optimizing the user experience.

The update will also apply to the Edge browser, and Microsoft and Google are also developing new APIs to optimize the writing experience of Chrome and Edge browsers.