The current code that generates icons uses the first letter of domain or the first letter of the URL to generate an icon. If the domain or URL starts with a UTF8 character, then we use "X". This is because we we use punycode to encode our URLs. So for example: http://مثال.example will generate an icon with an "x".

We should decode the URL before retrieving the first character so that generated icons for domains/URLs use the first UTF8 character rather than "x".
 

The current code that generates icons uses the first letter of the domain or the first letter of the URL to generate an icon. If the domain or URL starts with a UTF8 character, then we use "x". This is because we we use punycode to encode our URLs. So for example: http://مثال.example will generate an icon with an "x".

We should decode the URL before retrieving the first character so that generated icons for domains/URLs use the first UTF8 character rather than "x".
 

The current code that generates icons uses the first letter of the domain or the first letter of the URL to generate an icon. If the domain or URL starts with a UTF8 character, then we use "x". This is because we we use punycode to encode our URLs. So for example: http://مثال.example will generate an icon with an "x".

We should decode the URL before retrieving the first character so that generated icons for domains/URLs use the first UTF8 character rather than "x".

Once we implement this, we should check that the UTF8 character we use is visible.