Dear Santhosh,

It is definitely a hack solution. Better solution will be online transliteration between Devanagari and Kannada scripts (both ways). That will help not only Kannada Konkanis, it will also help Konkanis who use Devanagari script. But that might be long way. There is an online solution which works that way - http://www.virtualvinodh.com/wp/aksharamukha/

But till then we can use this font.

I am not convinced how the solution proposed by me will be used for phishing. I am not a hacker and can't figure it out. Care to explain a bit?

Couldn't the "language variants" system be used to solve this problem?

Ideally there should be online transliteration between Devanagari and Kannada scripts. There should be an option to select the script and the transliteration should happen on-the-fly. I can see there is an option in Serbian Wikipedia wherein one can select the script to be used. How can we do something similar for Konkani Wikipedia wherein the user is given an option to select Devanagari or Kannada script?

In T108002#1526680, @Pavanaja wrote:

Ideally there should be online transliteration between Devanagari and Kannada scripts. There should be an option to select the script and the transliteration should happen on-the-fly. I can see there is an option in Serbian Wikipedia wherein one can select the script to be used. How can we do something similar for Konkani Wikipedia wherein the user is given an option to select Devanagari or Kannada script?

Please read this document for details about variants: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Writing_systems#LanguageConverter

Its handled under site-requests i.e. a new ticket will be required (along with some prior evaluation of whether this is actually possible). HTH.