Gentlemen, how cruel of you to beep "undo-start: No undo information in this buffer". One never knew how much one uses undo until it is turned off. All one can do is save to a new file for the moment.
Save the attached into file.html then do emacs -Q file.html type a character, try to undo, and get a beep: undo has been turned off! (Also it is in sgml mode, not html(-helper) mode.) Probably the mixed charsets caused it. OK, $ validate file.html *** Errors validating file.html: *** Error at line 6, character 164: non SGML character number 137 Error at line 6, character 168: non SGML character number 138 But why turn off undo in revenge? Got an idea: how about a question in the minibuffer: file.html is not in a familiar charset! Proceed? (y,n,q,?...)Title: test
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