WordPress emojis are small icons used to express emotions or ideas in posts, pages, and comments. To ensure compatibility across devices, WordPress includes an emoji script library (Twemoji) that loads even if you don’t use emojis on your site.
While emojis can enhance user experience, they can also:
If you don’t use emojis, disabling them is a simple way to optimize performance and improve security.
By enabling the Hide Emojicons feature, you ensure your site loads faster and remains more secure, especially if emojis are not part of your website’s design or functionality.
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