-62, -96, or in hexadecimal C2,A0 is the encoding (in UTF-8) of a non-breaking space (U+00A0, widely known on the web as ) It's a distinct Unicode character than a space (U+0020, encoded in UTF-8 as 32); it's not an encoding issue (btw, all strings in JavaScript are in UCS-2, just like in Java)
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