A lot of people are now switching to direct Unicode typing for digital content, but many professionals—especially typists, publishers, and DTP users—still rely on Kruti Dev because of its speed and familiarity. Instead of fully shifting, they use partial conversion tools like
Kruti Dev to Unicode converters to bridge the gap between offline typing and online publishing.
🔍 Here’s the Real Question for the Community:
Is it still practical to type in Kruti Dev and then convert using these tools?
Or should users completely switch to Unicode-based typing for long-term workflow efficiency?
Do conversion tools still save time, or do they add an extra step as digital formats evolve?
With legacy fonts still dominating offline work and Unicode being the standard for web compatibility, I’m curious—which workflow are professionals finding more efficient today?
Would love to hear experiences from people who regularly publish or convert text for digital platforms!
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