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roka (roka@pl.smuglo.li)'s status on Monday, 19-Oct-2020 01:51:26 JST roka It kind of annoys me that browsers don't support properly declared, IANA recognised encodings that are not Window$, Unicode or ISO... I happen to enjoy using IBM code page 775 :cirnoPout: -
roka (roka@pl.smuglo.li)'s status on Monday, 19-Oct-2020 02:08:00 JST roka @lanodan set "IBM775" as charset in the http-equiv line and try to load it in a browser when it contains code page 775 characters. As per HTML 4.01 specs, anything IANA is valid but user agents are free to pick and choose what they support ehhh
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Haelwenn /ɛlwən/ ? (lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me)'s status on Monday, 19-Oct-2020 02:08:02 JST Haelwenn /ɛlwən/ ? @roka Care to share an example? -
Haelwenn /ɛlwən/ ? (lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me)'s status on Monday, 19-Oct-2020 02:11:03 JST Haelwenn /ɛlwən/ ? @roka I meant a page, I know that spec, even if browsers can't really support everything (They should just use the system's own icon(3)). roka likes this. -
roka (roka@pl.smuglo.li)'s status on Monday, 19-Oct-2020 02:17:28 JST roka @lanodan since it doesn't work in user agents, nobody actually uses it anymore. I cobbled this one together for you - it's valid but W3C's validator tells me to use a charset from a linked IANA's list... which also lists code page 775 wlanodan.htm -
roka (roka@pl.smuglo.li)'s status on Monday, 19-Oct-2020 04:43:22 JST roka @lanodan amusingly, both lynx and dillo handle it properly. Not links though.screenshot.png -
roka (roka@pl.smuglo.li)'s status on Monday, 19-Oct-2020 05:15:00 JST roka @lanodan well, well, well, w3m is sane too. Same goes for Netsurf.
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