I’ve been working with Hindi typing for a while, and one problem keeps coming up. Whenever I type content in KrutiDev, it looks fine on my system, but the moment I share it or upload it somewhere, it becomes unreadable for others.
At first, I thought it was just a minor formatting issue, but it turns out the real problem is compatibility. KrutiDev isn’t based on Unicode, so it depends on the font being installed on every device where the text is viewed. That’s not really practical anymore, especially with mobile users and different platforms.
To deal with this, I started converting my text from krutidev to unicode before sharing or publishing it. This made a big difference because Unicode text works everywhere without needing any special font setup.
Since then, I haven’t had any issues with broken or unreadable text.
Has anyone else experienced this?
Are you still using KrutiDev, or have you fully switched to Unicode?
I’ve been working with Hindi typing for a while, and one problem keeps coming up. Whenever I type content in KrutiDev, it looks fine on my system, but the moment I share it or upload it somewhere, it becomes unreadable for others.
At first, I thought it was just a minor formatting issue, but it turns out the real problem is compatibility. KrutiDev isn’t based on Unicode, so it depends on the font being installed on every device where the text is viewed. That’s not really practical anymore, especially with mobile users and different platforms.
To deal with this, I started converting my text from krutidev to unicode before sharing or publishing it. This made a big difference because Unicode text works everywhere without needing any special font setup.
Since then, I haven’t had any issues with broken or unreadable text.
Has anyone else experienced this?
Are you still using KrutiDev, or have you fully switched to Unicode?