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[Michael Sheldon <michael.sheldon@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I think this is valid, non-latin characters can be used in URLs via the
internationalised domain name standard:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internationalized_domain_name (they should
get converted to a latin encoding by the browser, so we might need
browser changes for this as well, haven't checked yet what's implemented
there). Plus the browser URL bar works as a search bar, so it should be
possible for people to search for things in Chinese.

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Title:
  Can't use pinyin for Chinese in browser URL bar due to
  Qt.ImhUrlCharactersOnly

Status in Ubuntu Keyboard:
  Confirmed
Status in “ubuntu-keyboard” package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed
Status in “ubuntu-keyboard” package in Ubuntu RTM:
  New

Bug description:
  With Chinese pinyin input method enabled, open the browser, tap the
  URL bar/ search bar, type "n" and "i". You should see "你" as a word
  prediction. In fact no words show up.

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