Yep! Unfortunately this always shows punycode for all IDNs not just malicious ones. Wish they'd come up with a solution as a default for just the potentially malicious ones like Chrome did!
Yes! This is similar to what IE does with IDNs, by showing an informational alert that you're on one as a pop up. (Not sure which IE version does this). Some have suggested color coating non-ASCII text as well. Lots of potential solutions 😊
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network.IDN_show_punycodetotrue.Yep! Unfortunately this always shows punycode for all IDNs not just malicious ones. Wish they'd come up with a solution as a default for just the potentially malicious ones like Chrome did!
Or they could show it like
https://pаypal.com/ (punycode there)Yes! This is similar to what IE does with IDNs, by showing an informational alert that you're on one as a pop up. (Not sure which IE version does this). Some have suggested color coating non-ASCII text as well. Lots of potential solutions 😊