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It sucks but doing that would be unfair to the majority of the world not using the Latin alphabet. Maybe restricting those characters to the relevant top level
by jowea 3y ago
It sucks but doing that would be unfair to the majority of the world not using the Latin alphabet.
Maybe restricting those characters to the relevant top level domains? At least you'd notice you're on ķeepass[.]lv
- SenAnder 3y ago> that would be unfair They can install a browser plugin to convert punycode to their alphabet if they care so much for using it in URLs. There is no need to inflict this on peoples with safe alphabets. Alternately, highlight non-safe-ASCII-subset characters in a different color, as VS Code does.
- jowea 3y agoFirefox (and maybe others) seem to use punycode instead of the rendered ASCII at least in this case.