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The article is using unicode quotes (\x92 and \x93.) You can just switch the character encoding used by Firefox in view > char encoding to UTF-8 and it renders
by socillion 15y ago
The article is using unicode quotes (\x92 and \x93.) You can just switch the character encoding used by Firefox in view > char encoding to UTF-8 and it renders fine.
Chrome reads it as UTF-8 without prompting, I'm curious why that isn't the same in Firefox.
- JeremyBanks 15y agoIt identifies itself as UTF-8 in the XML header, but is sent without the XHTML content-type so that's ignored and the encoding is ambiguous. (If it were sent as XHTML it wouldn't render at all, since it has an XML error.) The author should probably correct this.