Should I use greek characters in my urls?

According the advice of Google webmasters blog we should never put the raw greek characters into the URL of a link. We always should use the encoded version if we decide to have Greek characters and encode them or just use latin characters in the URL.

1. Can URL have non Latin characters?
2. Are Greek characters UTF 8?
3. Can you use Greek letters?
4. How do you display Greek characters in HTML?

Can URL have non Latin characters?

As long as URLs are valid and unique, that's fine. For domain names and top-level domains non-Latin characters are represented with Unicode encoding.

Are Greek characters UTF 8?

UTF-8 uses two bytes to represent several common scripts, including the non-ASCII Latin characters, and the Cyrillic, Greek and Coptic, Arabic, Hebrew, Syriac, Armenian, and Thaana scripts, as well as combining diacriticals: the leading byte is a value that indicates that the character uses a two-byte code and ...

Can you use Greek letters?

Everything from fraternities and sororities to variants of COVID-19 don names from the Greek alphabet. Although the letters of the Greek alphabet are thousands of years old and considered public domain, unique combinations of them are capable of being trademarked.

How do you display Greek characters in HTML?

To display a Greek character as it appears in the left column, use either the entity number or name. For example, to display the "Theta" character - "Θ" - use either Θ or Θ .