Odd jetbrains icons in telegram

[baturax]

Requirements

• I have searched the issues for my issue and found nothing related or helpful
• I have searched the FAQ for help
• I have checked the Wiki for help

Experienced Behavior

that's really odd i think.
messages that are read seen as apple icon etc.

Expected Behavior

No response

Example Symbols or Text

No response

Font Used

jetbrains mono

Source of Font File

https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts/releases/download/v3.3.0/JetBrainsMono.tar.xz

Terminal Emulator (and the title of the terminal window)

firefox

Operating System and Version

void linux

Screenshots

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[Finii]

Do you open telegram in the browser? How do I do that (to reproduce)?

You mean this ampersand florish thing I guess. And that was an Apple icon before?
Please copy and paste the icon as text in a comment here (which might or might not show correctly, just ignore how it looks in the comment).

Why do you think this has something to do with JetBrainsMono Nerd Font 3.3.0 ?

Hmm, that Github icon... we dropped it iirc 🤔

If it's a "web app" they should bring their own font(s) and not rely on anything locally installed?

[baturax]

That's web app. when i download the font from jetbrain's official website, there isn't problem.

[baturax]

this is a messages that was read.
and html:

[Finii]

Hmm, I still do not know which icon is wrong and where.
And I need the icon copy and pasted as text to determine the codepoint.
You always past images.
And how/where do I get the webapp 😬

Which icon is the correct one, the apple?
Maybe I'm too stupid.

[baturax]

none is true. normally it should be like this:

but after installing font, it breaks everything (only on web.telegram.org)

[Finii]

Ah ok. This is how it looks currently on my device.

This white round thing a little too low; I do not have that, but that's probably some addon and that is not part of the problem I guess?

[baturax]

Yes it is not

[baturax]

Okay, it turns out disabling sites to use their font causes this. This can be closed