2. A new top-level section, Vowel Absence, has been added to nearly all pages, to describe how codas and consonant clusters work.

Eg.
- r12a.github.io/scripts/bali...
- r12a.github.io/scripts/bali...

- all Unicode format controls can be found under MORE CONTROLS
- mousing over a character reveals its description as well as the code point, and its MdC notation

Extended-A is not yet supported.

For the Unicode announcement, see blog.unicode.org/2025/05/unic...

Orthography notes, plus term lists, & pickers, are also available for 3 of the new scripts:

- Beria Erfe r12a.github.io/scripts/berf...
- Tolong Siki r12a.github.io/scripts/tols...
- Tai Yo r12a.github.io/scripts/tayo...

There may also be a need for a new character.

Changes also incorporate general revisions that are slowly being rolled out across all pages.

Most term lists for these orthographies have also seen a significant increase in the number of terms and transcriptions.

The notes can also be accessed via the Analyse Text control. When the data appears, click on the Notes to see the notes.

Tip: In Blink/Gecko browsers this is just 1 tab key press away from the text area. Two tabs takes you to the control to input characters as escapes/code points.

However, if the text area includes several lines of text, that icon removes the line breaks, too.

The new icon collapses spaces while retaining the line breaks.

Thanks to Vinodh Rajan, the webfont used for these pages now uses a font that supports the Kashmiri vowel signs (and a lot more conjunct forms).