If you type this in the chatbox your background will change magically from white to green hills and trees.
#Google hangouts emoji shortcuts update
Google programmers love the Konami Code, which originally appeared in old school video games like Contra and Castlevania. 7 years after introducing these colored emojis to the public, in 2013, Google went through a major update to its web-based email and Google Hangouts app. Get him! I almost hear the crowd yelling. If you type “/pitchforks” into Google Hangouts, villagers with fire and pitchforks will run back and forth across your chat window. Type in “/bikeshed” until you get a color of chat box background you like. Type “Happy Birthday!!” into Google Hangouts and popping up duck will send the wishes for you. This also works with “Woohoo!!” or “Yay!!”. Type “woot!!” into Google Hangouts and don’t forget two or more exclamation point and animation will pop up to emphasise your excitement. So I present what I think is the first, and only, publicly available list of all Google Hangouts emoji keyboard shortcuts. You can move among your messages and conversations, labels and to highlight the Compose button, press Enter to select.
#Google hangouts emoji shortcuts full
When you type :) in a message, they see it has a corresponding emoji and replace it accordingly.Ī full list is then pretty easy to automatically build. To enable emoji shortcuts, go to Settings > Language and Input > Android Keyboard (may also be called Google Keyboard) and click on the settings button next. Shortcuts that are always available include using the arrow keys to move around the main Gmail window and compose messages. Here's a list of the emoticon keyboard shortcuts. When you type :-) as well as many others, it's converted into a GroupMe emoticon. You can use it to access your last copied. The Clipboard History section is now available inside the emoji keyboard. You can type the emoji name and narrow down your search list. Emoji, stickers, and other lists can get very long, so having a search feature is useful. ġ28515 is decimal-speak for the hexadecimal value 0x1F603, corresponding to 😃 (smiling face with open mouth U+1F603). Emoticon keyboard shortcuts GroupMe GroupMe supports emoticon keyboard shortcuts on desktop and web. The new emoji keyboard offers an improved search feature. This is the web, though, so view source a little harder and you can find a set of mappings in a JavaScript file, containing all the keyboard shortcuts which will get replaced: (If you’re careful with your mouse you can also copy a Hangouts emoji image from the grid, paste it somewhere, and it’ll work.) The upshot is when you copy text from elsewhere on the web and paste it into your Hangouts message, you won’t lose important characters like 💩. Throughout the years, various Google communication functions have been integrated into the greater Hangouts environment (e.g. It’d be nice if there were a public list somewhere, or mouse hovering gave you some clues about using a shortcut. Seriously, there are enough emoji available here to represent anything within the spectrum of human experience. Hangouts emoji shortcuts December 4th 2013 Somewhat annoyingly, Google hasn’t documented any of their Hangouts keyboard shortcuts to tell you that when you urgently need to insert (pile of poo U+1F4A9) you can just type. Google loves the Konami code, and they implemented it in Hangouts. Now, back to present days, this functionality still works in many chat clients, Hangouts included. You enter forward slash and type a text after it, and magic happens. Their smiling emoji is the Unicode character 😃 (smiling face with open mouth U+1F603) and they replace it with one of their custom images. Thankfully, Hangouts makes it possible to never type a word again. One of the key features of that text-based interface was slash commands. Keeping with Google’s fun-loving spirit, Hangouts includes several secrets, hidden features, and so much more for chatting with your friends no matter where they are. If you go searching through the Google Hangouts source code, you’ll discover that they’re actually all backed by regular Unicode characters. Somewhat annoyingly, Google hasn’t documented any of their Hangouts keyboard shortcuts to tell you that when you urgently need to insert 💩 (pile of poo U+1F4A9) you can just type It’d be nice if there were a public list somewhere, or mouse hovering gave you some clues about using a shortcut. shrug or /shruggie ¯ ()/¯ /sunglasses or /dealwithit ( ) ( )> - ( ) /tableflip. Adam Prescott Adam Prescott Hangouts emoji shortcuts December 4th 2013 And if you’re not a fan of these shortcuts, don’t have a ( ) ( )> - ( ) kaomoji, man.
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