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With the “Random Emoji Slideshow” project, we last talked about at Emoji Random Slideshow Cookie Tutorial, as shown below, we’ve decided to “categorize” the web application, as a means by which you may target the emoji of interest, perhaps. So, following the lead of this useful Wikipedia webpage, thanks, we worked out some Codepoint ranges for current and future emoji categories as below … Optionally, please choose an emoji category below as a Slideshow …AnyEmoticon 😀 to 🙏Transport and Map 🚀 to 🛿Miscellaneous ☀ to ⛿Dingbats ✀ to ➿Pictographs 🌀 to 🗿Supplementary 🤀 to 🧿 In doing this, we opened up the “Any” categorization to now include what is in the “Miscellaneous” and “Supplementary” and “Dingbats” categories above, to improve the “range of randomness” … sounds like a good name for a novel or film … for our web application. Here’s a video (that we created using the “New Screen Recording” functionality of QuickTime Player using Mac OS X on a MacBook Pro laptop) we took of a couple of sessions of “Random Emoji Slideshow” for an “Emoticon” category for … http://www.rjmprogramming.com.au/HTMLCSS/emoji_slideshow.htm?category=emoticon on the right … and … http://www.rjmprogramming.com.au/HTMLCSS/emojislideshow.html?category=emoticon on the left, adding in the “Web Application Reporting Tool” we’ve been working on … and using this new functionality above and yesterday’s Web Application HTML Reporter Tool Genericization Tutorial new functionality, for you to peruse at your leisure … So we hope you find the emoji of your dreams, and that we can say “HappyDeliriousEcstatic Emoji making” with our new HTML and Javascript emoji_slideshow.html changed this way, and its slideshow live run. Again we hope you try it out … and, when some of the deliriumecstacy subsides, share your experience! Previous relevant Emoji Random Slideshow Cookie Tutorial is shown below. HTTP Cookies can be a web browser “intersession” or “intrasession” tool … in that “internet” versus “intranet” feeling way … for web applications such as the one we are currently working on, the “Random Emoji Slideshow”, which we last talked about, yesterday, with Emoji Random Slideshow Sharing Tutorial as shown below. In that tutorial yesterday we counted under the Accountability “banner” the idea of “remembering the random emojis on any given session” and suggested that … Javascript DOM and/or HTTP Cookies can usually handle such jobs … but, today, we’re here to tell you that bundling “HTTP Cookies” in with “Javascript DOM” above is selling “HTTP Cookies” short … mind