You can't *directly* use emojis as icons. However, in a recent discussion about tags, Tony described a simple technique for defining SVG images from emojis. Â
For example, to define a music note icon, create a tiddler named "Music", containing
<svg height="26px" width="24px">
 <text x="0" y="24" fill="red">♫</text>
</svg>
Then, to use it as an icon for tiddlers or tags, just add an "icon" field with a value of "Music" to the desired tiddler/tag.
Note: while you can copy/paste the emoji character directly into the SVG syntax, you can also use HTML entity syntax to enter the unicode value for the symbol. For example, the "Music" tiddler shown above could be written this way:
<svg height="26px" width="24px">
 <text x="0" y="24" fill="red">♫</text>
</svg>
You can find many unicode reference sites online. Here's a few:
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