IE last with scandic domain names?

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Seems like the good old IE is the last brownser not to understand domain
names with scandic letters (ö ä å - which you propably don't see correct
either). The usage of scandic letters is possible with the ASCII Compatible
Encoding system, that Opera, Firefox and Netscape allready understands.
 
Scandinavigator said:
Seems like the good old IE is the last brownser not to understand domain
names with scandic letters (ö ä å - which you propably don't see correct
either). The usage of scandic letters is possible with the ASCII Compatible
Encoding system, that Opera, Firefox and Netscape allready understands.
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IE7 will support such names. Earlier versions of IE require a plug-in.
 
Hi,

I recommend the Quero plug-in (www.quero.at) which is an address bar
replacement that adds support for Internationalized Domain Names. It also
comes with an IDN address spoofing protection.

Regards
 
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