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If I understand this correctly the canonical equivalence is more about visual appearance and a user's expectation that two visually identical symbols are treate
by alpaca128 5y ago
If I understand this correctly the canonical equivalence is more about visual appearance and a user's expectation that two visually identical symbols are treated the same. But I find it hard to imagine that a user somehow manages to input equivalent but differently coded symbols on any standard keyboard, especially for a password that a single person will probably always input the same way.
- toast0 5y agoThey may input the password on a phone and a computer. Or on computers running different operating systems. Normalization rules change over time.