Show HN: One clean, developer-focused page for every Unicode symbol

A new dev-made site promises a one clean page per symbol—from math and arrows to box drawing and punctuation—so you can tap to copy and move on with your life. If “Unicode” sounds scary, think of it as the giant alphabet computers use worldwide (Unicode). The crowd’s first vibe? Pure love for the copy buttons that make grabbing characters instant. “Copy-paste Olympics” unlocked.

Then the plot twist: the site’s notice admits Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity (session recording) are on, with ads maybe later. Cue record scratch. One commenter went full privacy hero: “No. Please just give me an option to reject all tracking cookies.” The thread split between “meh, standard” and “nope, not on a tool I’ll use daily.” Trust became the real character of the day.

There’s also the color-coded mystery: someone spent a minute decoding the cyan-magenta-yellow drop shadows in the currency block, asking if they mean anything or just vibes. Meanwhile, the creator teased future notes on confusables (lookalike characters), rendering quirks, and common pitfalls—exactly the nerdy footnotes people crave. Verdict: copy heaven, cookie drama, and a dash of CMY conspiracy. Peak internet energy.