To make a concrete argument here: If Mozilla has the sweng resources to devote to their frequent frontend redesigns, they can keep the encoding menu working. An

To make a concrete argument here: If Mozilla has the sweng resources to devote to their frequent frontend redesigns, they can keep the encoding menu working. And the encoding menu has a significant, difficult-to-replace function to serve for people from non-english-speaking nations who want to consume content in their native language. For reference, I worked on Firefox. Removing something like the encoding menu is a choice, not a necessity.