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UTF-8 (8-bit Unicode Transformation Format) is a variable-length character encoding that is used to represent Unicode-encoded text using a stream of bytes. ([[en:UTF-8]], [[de:UTF-8]], [[fr:UTF-8]], [[ja:UTF-8]], [[sv:UTF-8]]) |
UTF-8 (8-bit Unicode Transformation Format) is a variable-length character encoding that is used to represent Unicode-encoded text using a stream of bytes. ([[en:UTF-8]], [[de:UTF-8]], [[fr:UTF-8]], [[ja:UTF-8]], [[sv:UTF-8]]) |
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UTF-8 (8-bit Unicode Transformation Format) is a variable-length character encoding that is used to represent Unicode-encoded text using a stream of bytes. (en:UTF-8, de:UTF-8, fr:UTF-8, ja:UTF-8, sv:UTF-8)
All wikimedia wikis are now using utf-8. There have been some editing problems but the workaround now in place for IE for Macintosh seems to have mitigated most of these. Extending the workaround to other browsers is just a matter of researching what should be on the list, putting together the regexps to match them, and getting a dev to commit the changes).
Which browsers cause problems?
- See list at talk:meta.wikipedia.org technical issues (now blanked)
- Dillo
Unicode utilities[edit]
- For Mac users, there is a script which does inline conversion to the Unicode numbering scheme: en:Wikipedia:Unicode numeric converter script.
- There is also an extensive list of all Unicode characters available.