No, there isn't, although there is a bug tracking the need for
Camino's page-encoding guessing to work better so you wouldn't have
these problems. As you said though, the problem is really the pages
themselves; the best solution is to email the webmasters of pages
with problems and let them know they need to specify an appropriate
encoding for their pages.
-Stuart
On Apr 8, 2005, at 11:49 AM, w sherrington wrote:
Through trial and error and general exploration of the camino browser,
I have discovered that each page sets the encoder as it is loaded so
one might be iso 1, another may be iso 2 et cetera. The problem seems
to lie within the page source of some of these pages which I visit.
would there be anyway to set my preferred encoder for a particular
page. I do not have this problem with other browsers; nonetheless, it
really lies within the page source. Any expertise on this would be
appreciated. Cheers!
On Apr 8, 2005 12:24 PM, w sherrington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well I have discovered that the default text encoder is unicode(utf8)
which seems to work for most pages that I visit; however, I which to
change the default setting to western (iso latin 1). How do it do
this. Cheers!
On Apr 7, 2005 9:08 PM, w sherrington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Greetings all, I am having a few problems with some web pages I
frequent. Is there anyway I can change the text encoder to
western ISO
latin 1 and keep it in that code, rather than the default
encoder, I
do not know what is the default encoder. I can adjust it manually;
however, I have to reset it every time I go back to these pages.
I am
looking for a more concrete solution. Cheers!
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