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It's crazy to assume people will use umlauts in URLs. As far as internet users are concerned, TÜRKİYE is turkiye, end of story. PS. It's much easier to type um
by behnamoh 4y ago
It's crazy to assume people will use umlauts in URLs. As far as internet users are concerned, TÜRKİYE is turkiye, end of story.
PS. It's much easier to type umlauts on Mac. Just hold 'u' to see the variants.
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- jws 4y agoAs a Mac user from the beginning I was about to say "that's an iPad, not a Mac", but lo and behold! On a Mac now the alphabetic and digit keys do not autorepeat when held but instead pop up little menus of variants. Shifted alphabetic keys get different variants appropriate to their letter. Sadly for TÜRKİYE the single dot capital "i" is not one of them. At least for my settings, none of the digits get options, nor do they autorepeat. A completely useful overloading of "long press" of a keyboard key, but completely undiscoverable unless you make long strings of "vvvvvvvvv" as a pointer or some such, then you get a disappointment instead of what you wanted, but you will be enlightened.
- spc476 4y agoNot everywhere. In Terminal, the letters just repeat.