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Interesting, both Chrome and Firefox seem to show the Punycode encoding after I enter the emoji in the URL for me. Do browsers always show the Punycode encodin
by banana_giraffe 7y ago
Interesting, both Chrome and Firefox seem to show the Punycode encoding after I enter the emoji in the URL for me.
Do browsers always show the Punycode encoding, or do they show the encoded glyphs only in some scenarios? I can't find examples of Punycode in the wild used by normal websites.
- londons_explore 7y agoI believe the config of which glyphs to show depends on the TLD. There is a hardcoded list of which character ranges are acceptable per TLD, and if any characters are outside those ranges, the xn-- form is shown instead.