Apparently not. :l And there's no reason it shouldn't, either. It runs in firefox just fine, and it uses browser universal js, css, and html. Must have something to do with the way chrome reads it, for now just use firefox.

Not a different font, they're all just different characters that should look the same in any font you use. They are, however, not the ACTUAL glyphs themselves, but rather symbols that look very similar to them. If you wanted a font with these glyphs, though, try looking up standard galactic alphabet font, something is sure to come up.

Also it should translate as you type ;3

EDIT: I just gave it a look in chrome (assuming that's what you're using) and it doesn't seem to register the onkeypress event... Strange. Does it in firefox no problem. I'll add a button in, should be there within a few minutes of me posting this.

EDIT: Well this is bizarre... In chrome there is an error telling me that the translate function is not a function. It is, obviously, it works in firefox just fine. I will keep working on this, just check back periodically, I will get it.

EDIT: I am... completely at a loss here. The function works when I call it in the console, but not when it is triggered by anything else (button, key event, etc), it recieves an error telling me it is not a function. Try using firefox, it works there for whatever reason. Chrome can be... special at times.

No, that doesn't sound right :P