Local Twemoji is a WordPress plugin to serve fallback emoji images from your own site URL rather than the
WordPress.org CDN.
The purpose of this plugin is to aid sites served over a CDN as browsers now cache requests on a per site basis rather than globally.
The effect of this is that the
WordPress.org CDN's splat image is treated as two different images if downloaded from site-one.example and site-two.example. You can read more about this in the Chrome post on
cache partitioning.
For sites served over a CDN, downloading the image from your own URL will be quicker as it reduces the number of servers the visitor's browser needs to connect to.
WordPress version support
A new version of Twemoji is released each time the emoji are added to the Unicode specification, each major version bump of Twemoji will contain new images.
To avoid the risk of serving broken images to your visitors, this plugin should be kept up to date.
- WordPress 6.9 requires Local Twemoji 1.3.1 or later
- Earlier versions of WordPress require Local Twemoji 1.1.0 or later
1.3.1
1.3.0
1.2.0
- Changed: Update to Twemoji 17.0.1
- Dev: Modify Twemoji update action.
- Full Changelog
1.1.0
- Initial WordPress.org release
- Fix: Update Docblocks for accuracy
- Enh: Add cache busting string to Twemoji images
- Docs: Add readme and wp.org assets
- Enh: Add Twemoji Credits page; props wp.org plugin review team
- Docs: Add Twemoji Credits to readme files; props plugin review team
- Dev: Update PR template for Twemoji Update action
- Dev: Add tests for plugin readme headers
- Dev: Add tests for plugin version number consistency
- Dev: Add tests for Twemoji version number consistency
- Full Changelog
Full changelogs
View the
releases on GitHub for the full change logs. This log will contain only the most recent three releases.