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When I tried it, I thought it would be awesome if chat apps would let you handle emojis this way.Removed: ### ChecksRemoved: Removed: - ☑ I searched for existing discussions and didn't find a duplicate.Removed:
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When I tried it, I thought it would be awesome if chat apps would let you handle emojis this way.Removed: ### Notes (optional)Removed: Removed: _No response_Removed: ### Checks
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Emoji packs
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Sometimes, emojis come in a group. It would be helpful to have an additional layer of grouping for emojis.Proposed solution
Instead of having a flat list of emojis, we'd have a list of emoji packs. If there is a limit to the number of emojis, it would apply to the sum of the number of emojis in each pack. This is a feature that is present on Cinny, a Matrix client: image (In this screenshot, on the user's profile, there is a "default emoji pack" where you can upload emojis for yourself in a flat list, and then "favorite packs" which are packs you can select from communities, but what I'm talking about is just having a single level of emoji "folders" instead of a flat list.) When I tried it, I thought it would be awesome if chat apps would let you handle emojis this way.Checks
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Emoji packs
Problem
Sometimes, emojis come in a group. It would be helpful to have an additional layer of grouping for emojis.Proposed solution
Instead of having a flat list of emojis, we'd have a list of emoji packs. If there is a limit to the number of emojis, it would apply to the sum of the number of emojis in each pack. This is a feature that is present on Cinny, a Matrix client: image (In this screenshot, on the user's profile, there is a "default emoji pack" where you can upload emojis for yourself in a flat list, and then "favorite packs" which are packs you can select from communities, but what I'm talking about is just having a single level of emoji "folders" instead of a flat list.) When I tried it, I thought it would be awesome if chat apps would let you handle emojis this way.Notes (optional)
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- ☑ I searched for existing discussions and didn't find a duplicate.