On Mon, Jan 21, 2002 at 12:57:39AM -0500, DougEwell2@cs.com wrote:
> This is why I really wish that SCSU were considered a truly "standard"
> encoding scheme. Even among the Unicode cognoscenti it is usually
> accompanied by disclaimers about "private agreement only" and "not suitable
> for use on the Internet," where the former claim is only true because of the
> self-perpetuating obscurity of SCSU and the latter seems completely
> unjustified.
Does Mozilla support it? If someone's willing to spend a little time,
adding it to Mozilla is one way to make it more generally useable. And
maybe then IE will get nudged into playing a little catchup . . .
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