HttpUtility does not decode "𠮟"

Question

With all others characters HttpUtility works well but with this encoded value 𠮟 it just does not want to decode.

Decoded should be 𠮟.

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Answer 1

Check to make sure that whatever font you're using to display the character has an associated glyph for that code point. Not all fonts have glyphs for all Unicode code points. Consolas, for one, has a relatively small set of glyphs, while Arial Unicode has glyphs for many of the defined Unicode code points. You can use the Character Map utility on Windows to verify that your font has a glyph for the code point in question. Fonts that don't have an associated glyph may either show nothing at all, a box with an X in it, a black diamond with a ? embedded within it (Firefox does this, I think), a ?, or even a ??.

HTH.