Tag Archives: IDN

IDN Converter Tool

International Domain Name now has become part of our localization magnesium to enable people to use their local language to communication with the website visitors. Therefore I have created an IDN Convertor tool, for you use as reference that your provider is providing you with the correct Punnycode that represent Unicode your local language domain …

November 9, 2008 – 7:04 pm | By Sarin Na Wangkanai | Posted in IDN | Tagged | Comments (0)

IE8 and IDN

I was thinking about the support that IE8 had for International Domain Name (IDN), so I did Google search on this. Interesting to find that the IE8 beta 2 that is coming out has build in support with the protection of from deceptive website. This is nice to hear, because spam site using Latin characters …

July 9, 2008 – 10:38 pm | By Sarin Na Wangkanai | Posted in IDN | Tagged , , | Comments (0)

International Domain Name Registration Services

  I hate to say that IDN registrations are most likely to be finding as a minor service not a primary service. I did a Google Search on this IDN topic, I find that are so little on this service and if there are any whom are providing any. Is not professionally design for customers …

July 9, 2008 – 3:15 pm | By Sarin Na Wangkanai | Posted in IDN | Tagged , , , | Comments (0)

Setting up for International Domain Name (IE7)

First of all international domain name are not set up in your internet explorer due to security concern and localization, therefore in order to active this feature in your browser you are manually set it up. As you can see that if you have not set your browser for your local language, for example from …

July 1, 2008 – 6:58 pm | By Sarin Na Wangkanai | Posted in IDN | Tagged | Comments (1)

What is International Domain Name or IDN?

International Domain Name or for short IDN is a domain that is non Latin character, which is encoded as ASCII encoding. An IDN domain will originally be encoded as Penny Code, classify by RCF3490. The Internet Web Browser will be the one in translating the Native Non English character (UTF-8 formatting) into Penny Code, then …

July 1, 2008 – 6:49 pm | By Sarin Na Wangkanai | Posted in IDN | Tagged | Comments (0)