If you got compose key (linux, mac, windows with third party software), then those are trivial:
ë ñ ũ ü, and even åâăāãȧaąàáæª₂2²
Goes like Compose e ", Compose n ~, etc
But a thing to note that resulting letters are generic and not region-specific,
like that ë (U+00EB LATIN SMALL LETTER A WITH DIAERESIS)
is not the same as ё (U+0451 CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER IO)
Which might trigger spellcheckers or not even be displayed in certain fonts
There’s also apparently some weird combos like Compose+:) for ☺ and Compose+CCCP for ☭, but no easily available keys for greek letters unless you tweak configs…
If you got compose key (linux, mac, windows with third party software), then those are trivial:
ë ñ ũ ü, and even åâăāãȧaąàáæª₂2²
Goes like
Compose e ",Compose n ~, etcBut a thing to note that resulting letters are generic and not region-specific,
like that
ë (U+00EB LATIN SMALL LETTER A WITH DIAERESIS)is not the same as
ё (U+0451 CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER IO)Which might trigger spellcheckers or not even be displayed in certain fonts
There’s also apparently some weird combos like
Compose+:)for☺andCompose+CCCPfor☭, but no easily available keys for greek letters unless you tweak configs…Thanks for the advice, but it’s not important enough for me to do it.
I barely use any of these letters anyway.