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If you have a modern OS or browser it should show "http://www.plankalkül.de http://www.xn--plankalkl-x9a.de" in the URL field.

• drannex 3y ago
  Windows 11, Firefox. Doing the same on my NixOS install with Firefox (showing the proper url). Seems like a regression if "modern" systems are supposed to be showing that eyesore of a URL, which I get could be a phishing safety thing, but annoying to say the least.
• nottorp 3y ago
  I get http://www.plankalkül.de/ http://www.xn--plankalkl-x9a.de/ in my Firefox (Mac OS) address bar. I think it's modern? I mean I let it auto update. Tbh I like the xn-- spelling more, it makes it more mysterious.
  • sgt 3y ago
    I guess it's a FF thing...
    • nottorp 3y ago
      Waaaait. I'm pretty sure I pasted the correct spelling and HN changed it. Let's try again: http://www.plankalkül.de/ http://www.xn--plankalkl-x9a.de/ I see plankalkul with the umlaut as I'm writing. Let's see what's displayed when I post the comment...
      • masfuerte 3y ago
        Although HN has translated the umlauted url to punycode for display, it uses the original umlauted url in the anchor's href attribute. Firefox is happy with the href in either format.
        • sgt 3y ago
          @pg please fix
        • nottorp 3y ago
          plankalkül Just the name without url. Let's see how this translates.
• ttepasse 3y ago
  Mac OS, Safari, German locale shows plankalkül.de – as it should be. Frankly I would be rather irritated if not.
  • usr1106 3y ago
    This phone runs a rather old FF browser and it works (Umlaut shown) in the address bar. But HN embedded links are shown as raw punycode. Is that a browser or a web page issue?
    • kuschku 3y ago
      HN "intentionally" breaks all unicode URLs as HN approaches the tradeoff between i18n and confusability from a very US-centric PoV