Sundial is the world's first Internet browser to support
Top-Level Domains from ICANN, IANA and Unifiedroot.

What this means quite simply is that in addition to the familiar
Top-Level Domain (TLD) name addresses such as .com , .net, .eu , etc provided by the International Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), the Sundial browser can also display sites associated with new Top-Level Domains (TLDs) provided by Unifiedroot.

Unifiedroot is an independent, privately held technology company based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, that makes new Top-Level Domains (TLDs) available globally. Unifiedroot has built a robust root server (IPv6 and IDN ready) platform that operates in parallel with ICANN.

Sundial was the brainchild of Unifiedroot and was created to seamlessly connect the two networks.

Unifiedroot is stimulating growth and advancement of the Internet by allowing companies, organizations, and institutions with innovative projects and ideas to leverage a TLD to add value to their community, or to create new Internet applications.

Unifiedroot is also opening new opportunities to countries and regions that do not use Latin-based scripts. The Sundial browser supports Internet addresses in the character scripts of other languages such as Chinese, Arabic, Hindi, etc. These Internet addresses written in non-Latin scripts are called
Internationalized Domain Names (IDN).

Parties interested in securing their own TLD or IDN are invited to consult the Unifiedroot corporate website at http://www.unifiedroot.com or http://www.home.unifiedroot