I downloaded Opera 12 pre-alpha and IDNA2008 doesn't seem to be in here
either... correct?
Another question around bundling and blocking. Is the recommendation
here that all domains containing an ss should be considered for
bundling and blocking? So for all new domain name registrations
This is not related strictly related to this Unicode version update,
but I have an interesting question about the Unicode Stability Policy.
Summary: How does it apply to the exact value (or aliases) of the
property Decomposition Type (dt), for compatibility decomposition
mappings ?
In the strict
On 7/8/2011 10:26 AM, Philippe Verdy wrote:
This is not related strictly related to this Unicode version update,
but I have an interesting question about the Unicode Stability Policy.
Summary: How does it apply to the exact value (or aliases) of the
property Decomposition Type (dt), for
After more tests, it seems that Word effectively changes a SOFT HYPHEN
(U+00AD) on input into control US (U+001F), which it uses not as a
regular soft hyphen but as an optional hyphen.
This is then changed back to a regular soft hyphen in the clipboard
when copying it there in a rich text format
2011/7/6 Asmus Freytag asm...@ix.netcom.com:
On 7/3/2011 6:31 AM, Philippe Verdy wrote:
Regarfing the previous comment about the Danish aa,
Sorry, most of that discussion missed the mark.
Modern Danish can have AA for two reasons. Accidental occurrence, as in
dataanalyse which is composed
Yes they should be bundled. Because they aren't, and separate servers is a
HUGE security risk, IE will likely* be following the transitional rules for the
foreseeable future. Future == years.
Note that, rather obviously, the .Net IdnMapping class and Windows' IdnToAscii,
etc. IDNA2003 APIs
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