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6 April 2025

diffhist UTF-8 19:26 +6 MwGamera talk contribs (undo 3 good faith revs by TimBray (talk): UTF-8 *cannot* encode all 17×2¹⁶ code points. There are only 17×2¹⁶–2048 scalar values. See Talk:UTF-8#Unicode no. of characters wrong.) Tag: Undo
diffhist UTF-8 18:32 −9 TimBray talk contribs (sorry, last two edits were wrong. It's not "assigned", it's just the number of code points, which is 17 * 2**16) Tag: Reverted
diffhist UTF-8 18:30 +3 TimBray talk contribs (not sure "valid" is a defined. The question is whether they've been assigned ornate) Tag: Reverted
diffhist UTF-8 18:29 0 TimBray talk contribs (Update character count for Unicode v16) Tag: Reverted
diffhist UTF-8 03:47 −36 PatricKiwi talk contribs (the parenthetical comment about "Microsoft Windows" was not needed here)
diffhist UTF-8 03:46 +34 PatricKiwi talk contribs (The first mention of "code point" should be a link (and also note that we are referring specifically to Unicode 'code points' here))

5 April 2025

diffhist UTF-8 10:33 +96 2409:895a:66ba:ae59:442d:2cc2:5a1:1cfc talk (→Implementations and adoption)

3 April 2025

diffhist UTF-8 01:06 −16 Spitzak talk contribs (→Comparison to UTF-16)

2 April 2025

diffhist m UTF-8 22:46 −3 FrequentlyDistracted talk contribs (Replace "when?" flag by text providing details)

31 March 2025

diffhist File format 01:46 −8 Guy Harris talk contribs (The #! interpreter may *typically* be a command interpreter such as /bin/sh or /bin/ksh or /bin/bash, but it's not *required* to be one and not *guaranteed* to be one - it might be a Perl or Python or Ruby or... interpreter, for example.)