@molly0xfff It's possible by setting a unicode character (fallback) in the CSS content, then style it with a custom webfont (e.g. convert the SVG with IcoMoon).
That's how I manage such link indicators in my personal website, although I move them to the right gutter instead of inline. Example: https://heracl.es/geary/
The difference between versus an SVG is negligible. Of course, opinions may vary between what's good practice between icon fonts and SVGs.
@molly0xfff still better than dealing with thermal printers, where there's no way to avoid underline break at every space, unless you raster the print first (and only if the raster program supports it) 🙃
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