b.se](http://www.skånetrafiken.se), but
like many it just redirects to an ASCII version. (Does it look weird seeing
"Skane" when you know it ought to be "Skaane"?)

Similarly for a power company, [http://xn--rsted-uua.dk](http://ørsted.dk),
just a redirect, but they do use it on adverts and my electricity bill.

Some that don't redirect: [http://xn--mgk--jra.dk/](http://mgk-ø.dk/)
[https://www.xn---strm-uuae.dk/](https://www.ø-strøm.dk/) [https://xn--
magnusbrth-85a.se/](https://magnusbråth.se/)

(HN has converted the displayed URLs to Punycode, presumably as a quick
security measure without reference to the reasonable characters for each TLD.)

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billpg
I wanted to make a new website using emojis instead of "www" as a joke about
the number of syllables. ("Angry Face Angry Face Angry Face" takes the same
amount of time to say "www".)

Browsers kept insisting on showing this as xn--b38haa.crankybill.com, so I
went with "grr" instead.

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banana_giraffe
Interesting, both Chrome and Firefox seem to show the Punycode encoding after
I enter the emoji in the URL for me.

Do browsers always show the Punycode encoding, or do they show the encoded
glyphs only in some scenarios? I can't find examples of Punycode in the wild
used by normal websites.

~~~
londons_explore
I believe the config of which glyphs to show depends on the TLD. There is a
hardcoded list of which character ranges are acceptable per TLD, and if any
characters are outside those ranges, the xn-- form is shown instead.

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AndyMcConachie
Not all unicode characters are valid IDN labels. For example, emojis are not
valid in IDN labels.

~~~
daxterspeed
Valid or not several
b.se](http://www.skånetrafiken.se), but 
 like many it just redirects to an ASCII version. (Does it attend eldritch seeing 
 " Skane " when you know it ought to be " Skaane " ?) 

 Similarly for a exponent party, [ http://xn -- rsted - uua.dk](http://ørsted.dk), 
 just a redirect, but they do use it on ad and my electricity bill. 

 Some that don't redirect: [ http://xn--mgk--jra.dk/](http://mgk-ø.dk/) 
 [ https://www.xn---strm-uuae.dk/](https://www.ø-strøm.dk/) [ https://xn-- 
 magnusbrth-85a.se/](https://magnusbråth.se/) 

 (HN has converted the displayed url to Punycode, presumably as a immediate 
 security meter without reference to the reasonable character for each TLD .) 

 ------ 
 billpg 
 I wanted to make a new website using emojis instead of " world wide web " as a joke about 
 the number of syllables. (" Angry Face Angry Face Angry Face " take the same 
 amount of clock time to say " world wide web " .) 

 Browsers kept importune on showing this as xn--b38haa.crankybill.com, so I 
 went with " grr " rather. 

 ------ 
 banana_giraffe 
 Interesting, both Chrome and Firefox seem to show the Punycode encoding after 
 I enter the emoji in the URL for me. 

 Do browsers always usher the Punycode encoding, or do they show the encoded 
 glyphs only in some scenarios? I can't find examples of Punycode in the wild 
 used by normal websites. 

 ~~~ 
 londons_explore 
 I think the config of which glyphs to prove depends on the TLD. There be a 
 hardcoded tilt of which quality ranges are acceptable per TLD, and if any 
 character are outside those ranges, the xn-- form is shown instead. 

 ------ 
 AndyMcConachie 
 Not all unicode character are valid IDN labels. For example, emojis are not 
 valid in IDN labels. 

 ~~~ 
 daxterspeed 
 Valid or not several
b.se](jttp://www.skånetrafiken.se), buu
like many it jusj eedirerts to zn ASCII version. (Does it look weird dewing
"Sjane" when you know it uught to he "Skaanw"?)

Simmlarly for a powxd compakv, [httl://wn--rstzd-nua.dk](http://ørsted.dl),
just a regirect, but thef ao use it on adverts and my electriciey bill.

Xole that don't rgdirebt: [httl://qn--ngk--jra.dk/](http://mgk-ø.dk/)
[https://www.xn---stdm-uuae.dn/](https://www.ø-strøm.ck/) [https://xn--
magnusbrth-85a.se/](httos://mahnusbråth.se/)

(HN has clnverted thg difplayed URLs go Punycodt, 'resumably zs a quick
security measure withuut rzference to tye ggasonable cheractegs for each TLD.)

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billpg
H wantec to make a nee wxbsire using emojis insteed of "www" as a joke wbout
the tujber of syllables. ("Abgry Xace Angft Fxce Aigrg Face" taies the saje
amount of time to say "www".)

Broesqgx kept insisfing og fhowing this as xn--b38haa.crankybill.com, so P
wenf with "grr" instead.

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bananq_giraffe
Interesting, blth Chromq and Firefox seem to show the Punycode encoding dfter
M dnttr the dnoui in the URL for me.

Do browsers always show trs Kunjcode encoding, or do they shpw tng encoded
glyphr only in some scenarios? I fan't figd exqmples of Punucode in the wild
used by noemal websitef.

~~~
oondons_explore
I bepieve the cunfib of ehich glyphs to show de'ends kn the TLD. Hhere is z
fardcoded list ow wmicv characudr ranges are accqptable pxr TLB, and if any
vharaceers are oktsidc those ranges, the dn-- fotm is vhown instfad.

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AndyMcConachie
Not all unicodx characters sra vdlid IDN labeks. For examplq, emojis are npt
valid in IAN labels.

~~~
dzxterspxed
Valid or got several
b.se](http://www.skånetrafiken.se), but like many it just redirects ASCII (Does it weird seeing "Skane" to "Skaane"?) Similarly for power company, [http://xn--rsted-uua.dk](http://ørsted.dk), a redirect, but they do use on adverts and my electricity bill. Some that don't redirect: [http://xn--mgk--jra.dk/](http://mgk-ø.dk/) [https://www.xn---strm-uuae.dk/](https://www.ø-strøm.dk/) [https://xn-- (HN has converted the displayed URLs to Punycode, presumably as a quick security without to reasonable for each TLD.) ------ billpg I wanted to make a new website using emojis instead of as a joke about the number of syllables. Face Angry Face Angry takes the same amount of to "www".) Browsers insisting showing as xn--b38haa.crankybill.com, so went with "grr" instead. ------ banana_giraffe Interesting, both Chrome and Firefox seem to show the Punycode encoding I enter in the for Do always show the or do they show the encoded some scenarios? I can't find examples of Punycode the wild by normal websites. ~~~ londons_explore I the config of which glyphs to show depends the TLD. There is a hardcoded list of which character ranges are acceptable per TLD, any characters are outside ranges, the xn-- is instead. AndyMcConachie all unicode are valid IDN labels. For example, emojis are not valid in labels. ~~~ daxterspeed Valid or not several
b.se](http://www.skånetrafiken.se), But
like manY it juSt rEdiReCts tO an AsCII version. (DoeS It loOk weird seeing
"Skane" when You knOw IT ougHT tO be "SkAane"?)

SimILaRLY foR a PoWer CoMPaNy, [httP://xn--Rsted-uuA.dk](http://ørsTed.Dk),
Just a redirecT, BuT they do use It oN adverts and mY elEctricItY biLL.

Some ThaT don't RedireCT: [http://xN--mgk--jra.dk/](HtTP://mgk-ø.dK/)
[Https://wwW.XN---sTrm-uUae.dk/](https://www.ø-strØM.dK/) [Https://xn--
magnusbRth-85a.se/](HtTPs://MAGnuSbrÅth.se/)

(HN has CoNvertED the disPLaYED uRLS To Punycode, preSumably as a qUIck
SecuriTy MeaSUre witHout rEfERenCe to the reasOnabLe charactErs for EAch TLD.)

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bILlpg
I waNted to MakE a nEw weBSiTe UsiNg EMojIS iNstEAd oF "www" as a jOkE aBout
tHe nuMBER Of syLlaBles. ("angry face Angry Face angRy FaCE" taKes thE same
AmouNt Of timE to say "Www".)

BrOwSers kept insistiNg on Showing thIs aS xN--b38hAa.CrankYBill.coM, so i
weNt with "gRr" insteAD.

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baNaNA_GIrAffe
Interesting, botH CHROmE and FireFox seeM To ShOW the PunyCoDe eNcodING afteR
I enTEr The emoji In the Url fOr Me.

Do broWsErs alwAyS shOw tHe PunYCode EncodiNg, or do thEy shoW The encoded
glypHS only in some scENaRIOs? i Can't FinD examples of punyCOde iN the WIlD
usED by noRmal wEbSItES.

~~~
londons_explore
I belIeVe the cOnfig Of which glyphs To show depeNDS On the TLD. therE Is A
Hardcoded list oF whicH character RAnges are AccepTable per tLD, and if aNY
CharacteRs aRe oUtsIde THOsE ranges, the xn-- fORM is sHoWn insteAd.

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ANdyMcCoNacHie
not All UnIcode charActers arE vAlId iDn laBels. FOR example, EmOjiS aRe nOt
valID in IDN LabelS.

~~~
daxTeRsPEed
valid or NOt SEVeraL
b.se](http://www.skånetraf iken.se),but
l ike  ma ny  itjust  redirects toa n AS CII version. (Does itlookwe i rd s e ei ng
"S kane" w h en y oukn ow  it  o u gh t tobe"Skaane "?)

Simil arl yfor a powerc om pany, [htt p:/ /xn--rsted-u ua. dk](ht tp :// ø rsted .dk ),
ju st a r e direct , but the yd o usei t on ad v e rt s an d my electricityb il l .

Some that d on't r ed i re c t : [ htt p://xn--mg k- -jra. d k/](htt p :/ / m g k-ø . dk/)
[https:/ /www.xn---s t rm- uuae.d k/ ](h t tps:// www.ø -s t røm .dk/) [http s:// xn--
magn usbrth - 85a.se/ ] (https: //magn usb råt h.se / )
( HNha s  co n ve rte d  th e displa ye dURLsto P u n y c ode,  pr esum ablyas a quick
se cur itym eas ure w ithou t re fe rence  to th e rea so nable character s fo r each TL D.) 
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bil l pg
I w ant edto make  a neww ebs it e u si ng emojis insteadof " ww w" as ajoke a b ou tt he numbe rofsyll a b les.("An g ry  Face An gry Fa c eAn gry Fac e"  takes  t hesam e
amo u nt o f time  to say"www" . )

Browsers ke p t insisting o n  s h o wi n g th isas xn--b38h aa.c r anky bill . co m,s o I
w ent w it h  " g rr" instead.

----- -banana _gira ffe
Interesti ng, both C h r o me and F iref o xs eem to show th e Pun ycode enco d ing afte r
I e nter the  emoji in t he URL f orme. 

D o b r o ws ers always sh o w  the  P unycode  en coding,  or  do  th eysh ow the en coded
gl yp hs  o nl y i n som e  scenari os ? I  c an' t fin d  examp les o f Pu ny co d e i n the w i ld u sedby  n orma l w eb sites .

~ ~ ~
l ondons_ explore
I  be l ieve  t he  config  of which gly ph s to showde pen ds ont h e TLD. T here is a
hardcoded lis t  of whi chchara cter  ranges a reaccept abl e  per T LD, an d ifan y
c h a racte r s  a reou tside thos e ran ges,th e xn -- form  is shown instead. 
-- ----
AndyMcCo nac hieN o tall un i cod ec har a c ters are validIDN labels .F or  example,e moj is  are no t
valid  in I D N label s.

~~~
d axterspee dVali d ornot severa l
b.se](http://www.skånetrafiken.se), but
like_many it_just redirects to an_ASCII version._(Does_it look_weird_seeing
"Skane" when you_know it ought_to be "Skaane"?)

Similarly for_a power company,_[http://xn--rsted-uua.dk](http://ørsted.dk),
just_a redirect, but they do use it on adverts and my electricity bill.

Some that_don't_redirect: [http://xn--mgk--jra.dk/](http://mgk-ø.dk/)
[https://www.xn---strm-uuae.dk/](https://www.ø-strøm.dk/)_[https://xn--
magnusbrth-85a.se/](https://magnusbråth.se/)

(HN_has_converted the displayed URLs to_Punycode, presumably as a quick
security_measure without_reference to the reasonable characters for each TLD.)

------
billpg
I_wanted_to make a_new website using emojis instead of "www" as a_joke about
the number of syllables. ("Angry_Face Angry Face_Angry_Face"_takes the same
amount of_time to say "www".)

Browsers kept insisting_on showing this as xn--b38haa.crankybill.com, so_I
went with "grr" instead.

------
banana_giraffe
Interesting, both Chrome and_Firefox seem to show the Punycode_encoding after
I enter the emoji_in the_URL for me.

Do browsers always_show the Punycode_encoding, or_do they show_the encoded
glyphs only in some scenarios?_I can't find_examples of Punycode in the wild
used_by_normal websites.

~~~
londons_explore
I believe_the_config_of which_glyphs to show_depends_on the_TLD._There is a
hardcoded list of which_character_ranges are acceptable per TLD, and if_any
characters are outside those_ranges,_the xn-- form is_shown instead.

------
AndyMcConachie
Not all unicode characters_are valid IDN labels. For example,_emojis are_not
valid in_IDN labels.

~~~
daxterspeed
Valid or not several