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What do you mean exactly? dnscrypt can already manage ASCII / Punycode domains. If the Punycode syntax is used to encode internet addresses, each result string is provided with a so-called ACE prefix (short for ASCII-compatible encoding): ACE prefix: The ACE prefix ensures that domain names containing hyphens are not misinterpreted as international domain names. This results in the following coding for the IDN müller-büromöbel: ACE:
Again, are you asking for block those domains? you can do this by add a simple rule |
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Add support Punycode, and in block list
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