[seedit] Re: Text Encodings
- From: Sven E Olsson <seeditmaxi@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: seeditmaxi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 27 Mar 2011 21:06:56 +0200
On 2011-03-27, at 19:42 , Alberto Prato wrote:
> Thank-you Sven!!!
> you made clear the whole thing to me!
>
> Alberto
Hi Alberto!
If you or some others have problems with this, just ask here and I do my best
to clarify.
Just after I post the rss feed, I get the idea to check how the browsers works
( how to set the Text Encodings in the browsers ).
As it is about html files that should have a meta tag with the used Text
Encodings, the browsers is using the meta tag so the document would be opened
in correct Text Encodings. It looks like some of the browsers call it "Default"
when it looks for the meta tag. Camino need to be set to "Automatically Detect
Page Encoding" to read the meta tag. So if the browser user have set the Text
Encoding in the browser to iso-latin and looks at a "Swedish utf-8" page it is
not looking good.
In mostly browsers the settings for Text Encodings is in the View menu.
And perhaps some noticed that the characters always looks the same (correct)
what ever encoding is used, yes that is correct when you use the ascii table
letter a-z / 0-9 (us-ascii) they always showing up correct, but when using
Swedish ÅÖÄ or Danish æ ø then it is going to be critical and need to be saved
and opened in correct encodings.
Sven E
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