Unicode Look-alikes

Homoglyphs.md

Unicode Character Look-Alikes

Original Letter	Look-Alike(s)
a	а ạ ą ä à á ą
c	с ƈ ċ
d	ԁ ɗ
e	е ẹ ė é è
g	ġ
h	һ
i	і í ï
j	ј ʝ
k	κ
l	ӏ ḷ
n	ո
o	о ο օ ȯ ọ ỏ ơ ó ò ö
p	р
q	զ
s	ʂ
u	υ ս ü ú ù
v	ν ѵ
x	х ҳ
y	у ý
z	ʐ ż

some_homoglyphs.json

{
    "a": [
        "\u0430",
        "\u00e0",
        "\u00e1",
        "\u1ea1",
        "\u0105"
    ],
    "c": [
        "\u0441",
        "\u0188",
        "\u010b"
    ],
    "d": [
        "\u0501",
        "\u0257"
    ],
    "e": [
        "\u0435",
        "\u1eb9",
        "\u0117",
        "\u0117",
        "\u00e9",
        "\u00e8"
    ],
    "g": [
        "\u0121"
    ],
    "h": [
        "\u04bb"
    ],
    "i": [
        "\u0456",
        "\u00ed",
        "\u00ec",
        "\u00ef"
    ],
    "j": [
        "\u0458",
        "\u029d"
    ],
    "k": [
        "\u03ba"
    ],
    "l": [
        "\u04cf",
        "\u1e37"
    ],
    "n": [
        "\u0578"
    ],
    "o": [
        "\u043e",
        "\u03bf",
        "\u0585",
        "\u022f",
        "\u1ecd",
        "\u1ecf",
        "\u01a1",
        "\u00f6",
        "\u00f3",
        "\u00f2"
    ],
    "p": [
        "\u0440"
    ],
    "q": [
        "\u0566"
    ],
    "s": [
        "\u0282"
    ],
    "u": [
        "\u03c5",
        "\u057d",
        "\u00fc",
        "\u00fa",
        "\u00f9"
    ],
    "v": [
        "\u03bd",
        "\u0475"
    ],
    "x": [
        "\u0445",
        "\u04b3"
    ],
    "y": [
        "\u0443",
        "\u00fd"
    ],
    "z": [
        "\u0290",
        "\u017c"
    ]
}

As you can see here wikipedia․org I wanted to cite sources but did not want the site preview to take up extra space. You'll find you are unable to click the link to Wikipedia because I've hacked your mouse.†

† Just kidding, I didn't hack your mouse. Instead of a period, I used a unicode character which looks identical to the period
bing.com
bing․com
You can click only the first one. Also, as I'm typing this I can see the second one is underlined red, signifying a misspelling.

My motivation in finding a period twin: I wanted to cite sources in a group chat while being courteous to readers (so my comment takes up less space). But you cd use this for trolling as well.

@StevenACoffman Interesting! How did you perform the similarity sort? Just personal opinion, or was there an algorithm?

Personal opinion, lowercase to uppercase, size and as last emoji, what are your thoughts, maybe we should sort them by unicode code?

Currently I play around with similar \ and space characters under Windows, you can do funny stuff.
like: "E:\⧵"

For more options also look at -->
https://unicodelookup.com/

you can search options for the character you want by using query / search window in the Top e.g. -->
https://unicodelookup.com/#plus/1