ICANN launches first non-Latin top-level domain

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The first non-Latin top-level domain name in the history of the Wednesday on the Internet debut, Arabic as the original language of choice, ICANN chose Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates three regions as the first to be able to use the country code top-level domain name. This would mean that netizens in these countries would now be able to use their native language URL in the regional network.

To make it easier for Internet users from all over the world to get a better experience. ICANN has decided to take relevant measures. ICANN's annual meeting in South Korea last October encouraged countries to submit applications for top-level domain names to participate in the multilingual, and ICANN has received 21 applications, including 11 different languages.

Why choose Arabic as the first non-Latin top-level domain language? ICANN says the use of the Internet in the Middle East is only slightly more than 20% per cent today, and the potential for growth is enormous. Egyptian Communications Minister Tarico Camaille said the introduction of Arabic domain names is a milestone in the history of the Internet.

Browser support is necessary to type the URL to view the non-la-G character. There are currently five major browsers offering this support, including Microsoft's Ie,mozilla Firefox, Google Browser, opera and Apple Safari. Just add the appropriate character set. At present, China's application has been approved, I believe that the use of Chinese top-level domain name does not need a long time, do not know Chinese netizens ready?