*** NEW FEATURE REQUEST *** support emoji in domain names because they presently behave badly
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Since my previous post was closed for no reason: https://support.discordapp.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/360040495791/comments/360004354152 , here's the new and improved post:
Unicode emoji are valid for several TLDs. However, when attempting to create an emoji url in discord it doesn't display correctly. For example:
i❤️.ws
doesn't create a link in discord. When adding https:// to the begining of the domain it outputs the incorrect url in punycode format. (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punycode) For example:
doesn't create a link in discord. When adding https:// to the begining of the domain it outputs the incorrect url in punycode format. (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punycode) For example:
where the punycode should be:
https://xn--i-7iq.ws/
As this is a valid, SSL certified TLD provider.
An example solution would be to add an href to any 200 response from potential emoji domains which create a valid url with punycode encoding. For example:
<a href='https://xn--i-7iq.ws/'>i❤️.ws</a> would be generated on a 200 response from a fetch('i❤️.ws') at the client.
As this is a valid, SSL certified TLD provider.
An example solution would be to add an href to any 200 response from potential emoji domains which create a valid url with punycode encoding. For example:
<a href='https://xn--i-7iq.ws/'>i❤️.ws</a> would be generated on a 200 response from a fetch('i❤️.ws') at the client.
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If you have a general question about Discord or need support help, please contact our support team via https://dis.gd/contact or tweet us @discordapp. This website is specifically for new feature suggestions to add to Discord. As such, I'm closing out this ticket as invalid.
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