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Probably because most websites now send a correct encoding header or meta Tag, so the user changing can only make it wrong. (Assuming no encoding header is wron
by n_plus_1_acc 2y ago
Probably because most websites now send a correct encoding header or meta Tag, so the user changing can only make it wrong. (Assuming no encoding header is wrong, which happens in reality)
- layer8 2y agoIt does happen a lot that old text content in non-UTF-8 encoding is mistakenly served explicitly marked as UTF-8. It is precisely in such circumstances that the Repair Text option is useful.