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Symbol of Indian Rupee

The Indian rupee symbol Unicode U + 20B9 (HTML: ₹) correctly displays in the latest version of IE / firefox, but it does not appear in IE8

Is this related to the system font or Internet Explorer?

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Not all fonts have this symbol. Therefore, unless you explicitly specify a font, browsers will try to use a fallback font to display things. And IE may use a different fallback font.

I'm not sure what you can call this a problem with IE. This may be a problem with the font: the font that IE is trying to use may incorrectly tell the system that it can display a character, but in fact it cannot.

So, if you know which fonts can display the rupee, specify one of these fonts in the HTML for it.

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I'm too late, but I think this is the best solution to visit http://fontawesome.io/icons/

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