It doesn't work with the Burmese language characters

[tkoop]

Concerning this code:

Browsershot::html("<h1>Title: မြန်မာ</h1><p>Words: ဒါက အလုပ်ဖြစ်မယ် မထင်ဘူး။</p>")->noSandbox()->save("my.pdf");

Result:
I expect the PDF to contain these Burmese characters, but it doesn't. They are blank, but the English words are there.

Actual print from Chrome
When I load this HTML into Chrome and print to pdf, this is the PDF it creates: (This is the expected behavior.)

If I encode the unicode characters like this, it does the same thing. It doesn't fix it.

<h1>Title: &#4121;&#4156;&#4116;&#4154;&#4121;&#4140;</h1><p>Words: &#4114;&#4139;&#4096; &#4129;&#4124;&#4143;&#4117;&#4154;&#4118;&#4156;&#4101;&#4154;&#4121;&#4122;&#4154; &#4121;&#4113;&#4100;&#4154;&#4120;&#4144;&#4152;&#4171;</p>  

[tkoop]

This has been solved, and this is how I solved it. It was a missing font. I was running browsershot in Docker (that didn't have the required font), and I was running Chrome manually on my system that did have the correct font installed.

To fix:

sudo apt-get install fonts-noto

[ThantHtetAung101]

Can you share your browsershot code for that? I've been trying to use this for weeks but I can't even get it to work.
Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, mkdtemp 'undefined\temp\puppeteer_dev_chrome_profile-XXXXXX'

My code
Browsershot::html('<h1>Hello World</h1>') ->setNodeBinary('C:\Program Files\nodejs\node') ->setNpmBinary('C:\Program Files\nodejs\npm') ->setChromePath('C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome') ->save('test.jpg');

Does browershot only work on linux or mac?