Antique ID: Curio Value Finder

This would be really useful, except it is kind of a pain to use because of how sluggish the entire app runs, even on Apple silicon chips. Scrolling through the list is a choppy, sluggish experience. I usually opt to just do a Google search or use macOS’s built in Character Viewer to find the unicode symbols I need because of this.

I bought this application because I needed the SF Symbols; the problem is when you choose a symbol in 3D you get it as a "?" mark. If you want to copy any symbol in 2D or 3D you paste it and what you get? you get the "?" mark. If this is fixed than I give a 5 stars otherwise it is useless.

This app is well-designed with various features but lacks one key aspect that would elevate it to perfection - keyboard support. It would be fantastic if we could access all the symbols directly from our keyboard to insert, copy, or share them from anywhere. Hopefully, this will be a feature that will be considered and implemented in the future to make it 5 stars ;)

Love it! So simple to just copy the emoji or symbol and paste wherever you wish. Highly recommended!

App crashed when I try to open number forms in 3d

noticed it crashes a lot in Sonoma when i click on one symbol to get the details vew.

Great app to have makes Unicodes easy! Searching for Emojis could be better if an emoji sub-category field was implemented within. Would of given 5 stars if so.

Works well but copying is needlessly two steps

Not very useful since lots of symbols are not available. Not I cannot even open it without collapsion.

This app is pretty nice. Does what it's supposed to do, and looks nice while doing it. Some feedback: - I'm Not sure what the purpose the little chirp when double clicking a character is. It's annoying, but it doesn't look like it's possible to disable it. - I do which the search were better — for instance, searching “italic a” does not return 𝑎, unicode 1d44e (mathematical italic small a) - I wish there were a way to copy the name of the character (“mathematical italic small a”)