Last week, WordPress 4.2 was released, and it came with the new Emoji feature that allowed you to use the new Emojis in WordPress.
This may be a neat feature for some, but a lot of business owners simply don?t need Emojis, especially considering that Emoji support loads an additional JavaScript on every page which slightly slows down your site. That?s why in this article, we will show you how to disable Emojis in WordPress 4.2.
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