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You can also use Unicode ligatures to make URls which look shorter. From that list, you could use http:// http:// ㎝. / - that's U+339D if HN mangles it. I wro
by edent 4y ago
You can also use Unicode ligatures to make URls which look shorter.
From that list, you could use http:// http:// ㎝. / - that's U+339D if HN mangles it.
I wrote it up at https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2020/08/buying-a-single-character-domain-and-3-character-fqdn-for-15/ https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2020/08/buying-a-single-character-d...
- bluenotebo0k 4y agoInteresting. You can also have emojis in URLS apparently. (rolled up newspaper emoji).fm, for example.
- tambourine_man 4y agoUnicode URLs are scary
- password4321 4y agoI thought this was super sketch: Shorten URLs using invisible spaces https://github.com/zws-im/zws https://github.com/zws-im/zws
- emsixteen 4y agoBloody hell, that's genuinely scary. No notice about it in my browser at all, I feel like there should be.
- Kuinox 4y agoAh funny, firefox display it as a link, refuse to open said link, have a context menu to copy the link, but not open it.