# Por que imagens diferentes de emoji são mostradas em URLs e no título do navegador para o mesmo emoji? 😱

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**Created:** [25 Maio , 2019 05:12 UTC](https://meta.discourse.org/t/why-are-different-emoji-images-shown-in-urls-and-browser-title-for-the-same-emoji/118647 "2019-05-25T05:12:03Z")\
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If anything we’re moving toward the latter – it is cleaner to use the unicode representation of the Emoji rather than bodging an arbitrary image in there.

The more mature emoji support gets on each OS, day by day, the more likely this becomes in the future.

This is happening in the above case because it’s part of the URL / topic title. You can’t have images in URLs for what I hope are obviously apparent reasons. _Think about it mon_ 🤔

Here’s a protip, view source 😱

`<title>Why are different emoji images shown for the same emoji? 😱 - support - Discourse Meta</title>`

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