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Browser equivalence is another thing entirely. Most browsers will accept http://www。google。com http://www。google。com (because in Japanese '。' is '.'). But if yo
by U2EF1 13y ago
Browser equivalence is another thing entirely. Most browsers will accept http://www。google。com http://www。google。com (because in Japanese '。' is '.'). But if you tried to request that actual resource it doesn't lead anywhere.
But yeah HN should just use browser equivalence.
- gsnedders 13y agoBut totally undefined and all browsers do their own thing for what's entered in the address bar — there's more consistency in URLs in content, and that doesn't do stuff like normalising '。' but does do the percent-encoded case (for unreserved characters, as the spec says). Following what the spec says for eqivilance makes sense, at least. Anything drastic is technically treating distinct URLs as equivilant.