source-han-serif VS I.Ming

Try Source Han fonts (https://github.com/adobe-fonts/source-han-sans or https://github.com/adobe-fonts/source-han-serif) from Google/Adobe. It's the default font on Android and should display it wonderfully: 𰻝 (simplified) or 𰻞 (traditional).

The fonts used for the printing font (p) is Source Han Serif, and the fonts used for the writing font (w) is based on Klee One. Modified versions of the fonts such as LXGW Wenkai (for CN), LXGW Wenkai TC (for IH), Iansui (for TW/HK), and Klee TC (for IH) are used. Glyphs might be modified to adhere to the standards.

I.Ming - open source font with full inventory of Traditional & Simplified Chinese characters. Also its family I.PenCrane and I.Ngaan

Most font foundries follow the government standardized form, but there are still some fonts that follows the traditional printing orthography such as old fonts from DynaFont (e.g. DFMing series), Traditional Chinese fonts from FounderType foundry (e.g. LanTingHei on Mac for Traditional Chinese). Do note that they did not follow Kangxi Dictionary exactly, some forms are modified to fit Chinese traditions. A more modern traditional printing orthography font can be found at https://github.com/ichitenfont/I.Ming, which is a collection of suggested forms that fit the character etymology while still maintaining the printing orthography.

Inherited Glyphs (IH) is a modern jiu zixing standard that was collected and organized by the Ichitenfont team. The glyph chosen is usually the one that is the most etymologically correct to known sources. The displayed glyph is using the standard form; some characters have specified variants that might be closer to the PR form. The document can be found at https://github.com/ichitenfont/inheritedglyphs, the representative font can be found at https://github.com/ichitenfont/I.Ming.

I.Ming