Landers for internationalized names now show which characters the name uses

Some domain names use characters beyond a to z, 0 to 9 and the hyphen, such as accents or letters from another alphabet. These are internationalized domain names (IDNs). Their landers already showed a notice with the technical form of the name.

That notice now has a small arrow. When a visitor clicks it, the notice opens and lists the characters in the name, grouped by alphabet. It also says when one part of the name mixes alphabets. A second click closes it. Buyers can see exactly which name they are looking at.

New: details for each character. The opened notice has a "Show details for each character" link. It shows every character of the name in its own large box. Each alphabet has its own color and shape. Click a box to see the character's name and its alphabet. "How to type" explains how to enter that character on a phone, on Windows, on a Mac, and on Linux or a Chromebook.

New: an "IDN" label on portfolio pages. Your portfolio marks internationalized names with a small "IDN" label. Visitors can click it to reach the same details.

There is nothing to set up.