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Experimentally, I discovered that you can use:
- Simple Line Breaks are ignored; Double Line Breaks open a new paragraph;
- Simple Line Breaks can be forced to finish the line with two spaces (similar to Markdown).
- A limited set of HTML tags (optionally nested), especially:
<b>...</b>for Bold,<i>...</i>for italic,<u>...</u>underlining,<br />to force a simple line break
- A URL formatted as
http://google.comappears as a hyperlink. (Be careful when trying to use an HTML tag<a>with customized description because this nay works and breaks the formatting) - Special HTML characters are supported, such as
→(→),™(™) and®(®); see this reference W3 for the full list. - Encoded characters in UTF-8 are supported, such as, €, £, ġ, ', and.
- Identation is not strictly possible, but using a marker and a space seems reasonable (
• is "• "). - Emoji are supported.
Special notes relating to google play apps:
- Some HTML tags only work in the application:
<blockquote>...</blockquote>to create a paragraph of the text,<small>...</small>for a text is slightly smaller,<sup>...</sup>and<sub>...</sub>for super- and subscripts.<font color="#000000">...</font>to set the font color in HEX encoding.
- Some symbols do not appear correctly, such as.
- All above formatting also appears correctly in "What’s New".
Special notes on the Google Play website:
- Some HTML tags work only on the website:
<s>...</s>for raked.
- Plain text appears in "What’s New" ( and HTML formatting will be shown as plain text);
Taken from link
