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add symbols to font-downloads - font preview for ,.;:"!'@#$ and backtick #2078
on https://www.nerdfonts.com/font-downloads the third row shows only a very limited set of symbols ~-+=>
especially for programming a few other symbols like ,.;:"!'@`#$ would be very helpful to see in preview
changed the title [-]add symbols to `font-downloads` - font preview for `,.;:'"!@#$`[/-][+]add symbols to `font-downloads` - font preview for ```,.;:"!'@`#$``` [/+]on Sep 11, 2026
changed the title [-]add symbols to `font-downloads` - font preview for ```,.;:"!'@`#$``` [/-][+]add symbols to `font-downloads` - font preview for `,.;:"!'@#$` and backtick[/+]on Sep 11, 2026
I'm not sure all the other symbols help much, often you need to see how specific combinations look like (which is the reason for the 0xX inside all three kinds of parentheses in the preview).
I believe the preview should just give a superficial first impression if the font is roughly "nice" in your own eye, and then you have to try it either on programmingfonts.com (most fonts have a direct link in the font-downloads list), or really by installing.
I could imagine using the 3 spots below XYZ for more characters, but not expanding the preview a lot.
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[-]add symbols to `font-downloads` - font preview for `,.;:'"!@#$`[/-][+]add symbols to `font-downloads` - font preview for ```,.;:"!'@`#$``` [/+][-]add symbols to `font-downloads` - font preview for ```,.;:"!'@`#$``` [/-][+]add symbols to `font-downloads` - font preview for `,.;:"!'@#$` and backtick[/+]Finii commentedon Sep 15, 2026
I'm not sure all the other symbols help much, often you need to see how specific combinations look like (which is the reason for the
0xXinside all three kinds of parentheses in the preview).I believe the preview should just give a superficial first impression if the font is roughly "nice" in your own eye, and then you have to try it either on programmingfonts.com (most fonts have a direct link in the font-downloads list), or really by installing.
I could imagine using the 3 spots below
XYZfor more characters, but not expanding the preview a lot.