Thank you for your fast answer! PSpad is an lightweight editor that can edit SVG-files from 1MB-1GB, but I do not know if there are any special Unicode-characters in the file (since I only manipulate them marginally) and I would like to open svgs per default as UTF-8.
add unicode-character: Since I am processing many svg-files (mostly UTF-8) on wikimedia-commons, which should be reuploaded, changing content (f.e. add a comment) just because of a very uncommon software-problem (Inkscape, Illustrator, notepad++, common Browsers,... do no not have this problem) is undesirable. PSPad recognises file-types (highlighting), therfore I would like to change default coding according to the file-type. (SVGs are almost always UTF-8, even old ones.) If this is not implemented: How can I change the default encoding for all files to open? (I do not want any autodetection at all.) -- <https://forum.pspad.com/read.php?4,71479,71495> PSPad freeware editor https://www.pspad.com
