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emoji black and white in Ubuntu

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FireFoxUser
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On many websites lots of emoticons are shown in black and white, others in colour.

Supplemental Images all appear coloured, on Emoticons only 20% are coloured. This is what appears in Firefox Debugging tools:

Fonts Used DejaVu Sans 

                        DejaVu Sans Bold Oblique 

                        Noto Color Emoji
                        Noto Color Emoji

The same page is shown with coloured emoticons in Google Chrome. Additionally, same emoticons are shown in colour when used in Mozilla Thunderbird.

How can I set emoji in colour for Firefox?

I placed this issue in a different forum as well: https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/firefox-emoji-are-black-and-white-4175676403/

On many websites lots of emoticons are shown in black and white, others in colour. Supplemental Images all appear coloured, on Emoticons only 20% are coloured. This is what appears in Firefox Debugging tools: Fonts Used DejaVu Sans DejaVu Sans Bold Oblique Noto Color Emoji Noto Color Emoji The same page is shown with coloured emoticons in Google Chrome. Additionally, same emoticons are shown in colour when used in Mozilla Thunderbird. How can I set emoji in colour for Firefox? I placed this issue in a different forum as well: https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/firefox-emoji-are-black-and-white-4175676403/

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McCoy
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Please ignore   emma1011's   post   -   it's a scam !

Andrew
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