That's a wonderfully principled standpoint, except that there's this little known project called Firefox that doesn't quite agree with it:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=333292 So please, please make up your minds, will you? Your attitude simply means that every user of epiphany (no, not just Mourad, _every_ user of epiphany) has to either: - Be constantly annoyed by ugly pages (most likely) - Constantly manually adjust the encoding (slightly less likely, since it's so tedious) - Adjust /usr/share/xulrunner/res/charsetalias.properties (even less likely, since it isn't exactly a prominent option) - Not care (very unlikely, since those people use lynx) Just give it up, will you? iso-8859-1 has lost. The argument 'but it works in IE' was lame, but 'but it works in IE _and_ Firefox' is starting to look like a very good excuse. Yes, I'm pissed off. I apologise for any inconvenience. -- Matijs van Zuijlen http://www.matijs.net/
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