Hi does anyone knows where is the list of Icons for Windows Auto-Complete?
Notice when you are typing in notepad, browser or anywhere in Windows OS.
There is some icons to select when you are typing a text.
I would like to know if where can we find this list.
for example i type bear, i can select a bear icon from the auto-complete.
or when i type pizza, there is a pizza icon that i can select.
anyway, just like to see the list of icons available for the auto-complete feature.
Thank you in advance
btw this icons can also be used in git commit and will show in pull request in bitbucket
Can you try this link? it contains Windows Icons list
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/design/style/segoe-ui-symbol-font
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