You will have to use one of the Windows keyboard shortcuts to access the emoji window, so that you can then choose the white heart emoji from there. To access the emoji window on a Windows device ...

A clock emoji shows you all your recently used emoji, while the red heart shows your favorites ... There’s less friction in Emoji++ and I’m going to remove the default emoji keyboard and use Emoji++ ...

Love conquers indecision! Credit: screenshot: rachel kraus / mashable / emojipedia The real-time tracker of Unicode emoji use, EmojiStats, also puts the red heart in the top spot of all other hearts.

Apple’s default emoji keyboard leaves much to be desired, and developers are finding a new opportunity in being able to give users better input methods for the emoji millions of people use every day.