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I bought http://jørgensens.com but when I visit it in a browser it changes the name to http://xn--jrgensens-l8a.com/. How can I fix this so that it displays to everyone the name I wanted?

Faugaun
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You can't. The signal that it is a punycode string that should be decoded into Unicode and displayed accordingly to users is the xn-- prefix. If an application doesn't treat that as intended, either because it's badly written or because it predates IDN in DNS, there is nothing you can do except send in a bug report for the application.

Calle Dybedahl
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  • It displays correctly on iphone using safari browser, but chrome, android, and IE all display it incorrectly. So that it displays correctly in some browsers says that it should work? I mailed google (who I purchased the domain through....so far that's not helping....they have basically said "tough luck"....if it predates idn in dns then can I petition it that way? – Faugaun Oct 18 '15 at 18:05