Take the tour ×  I looked around and can't find any info on
this, I must be searching the wrong terms or something because
it must be a common question.  If you have non-ASCII characters
in your URLs, Firefox and Chrome show them nicely in the address
bar (like en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cliché), but IE (including IE10
consumer preview) shows a munge of character codes or something,
like this en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clich%C3%A9.  Is one of these
approaches more correct than the other? Is it likely that IE
will one day start doing what FF and Chrome do?  Basically I'm
trying to decide whether on a new site I should transliterate or
not. My preference is to not transliterate, because it "seems
right" to use the correct characters and it looks better in
FF/Chrome. However, it looks horrible in IE, and since the
majority of people use IE, that argues for transliteration.
Once you put a policy in place, you're probable never going to
change it. So if I know that a future version of IE will start
acting like Firefox et a