Windows 10: When trying to enter zero width space, some applications interpret it as "male sign"

In MS Word (Office 365) when I hold [Alt] key and type 8203, I get the zero width space. This is what I'd like.
In other Windows 10 applications like Notepad (same in Notepad++), Firefox and Chrome I get the "male sign" ♂ when I type [Alt]+8203.

This is sad, because specially in the web browser on sites like Facebook, Twitter and even Reddit the zero width space is very useful. You can use it after the @ sign to mention an account without notifying it (@Username) or to mention the account inside a word like in u/appletree.
The examples above I had to copy from MS Word.

Now the obvious questions: Why is that? And how can I prevent this? Or is there a workaround (at least for Firefox) to have the zero width space handy? I know there are things like AutoHotKey, but this seems to be overkill for just having one char available.

Any ideas?

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