Christopher John Fynn wrote:
>
> My point was simply that a site serving different encoded versions of
> a page is unlikely to get requests for UTF-8 as long as most client
> browsers cannot even be set to request UTF-8 by preference and that
> even new browsers don't always have this option.
Netscape 4.X *does* ask for UTF-8:
Accept-Charset: iso-8859-1,*,utf-8
Even though it doesn't support UTF-8 properly. Just thought I'd inject
some more irony into this mailing list, since others seem to be enjoying
that too.
I don't think there is any UI to set the Accept-Charset, but there is a
preference setting in the prefs file.
Yes, the Accept-Charset above is strange. It was put into our client for
specific reasons having more to do with our servers...
Erik
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