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KDE Gains Support for International Domain Names
According to KDE.News, the Konqueror browser and KDE base libraries
now support domain names
written in non-ASCII character sets.
"Konqueror and the KDE base libraries in CVS now support domain names written
with names outside the usual strict 7-bit ASCII letters. This means that one
can now register and access domain names written in proper letters for almost
all languages in the planet, not just English. Konqueror is among the first
browsers to support this new technology, developed in cooperation with
VeriSign which has also been cooperating with the Safari and Mozilla teams
(Mozilla IDN announcement and explanation)."
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