Cherset encoding using utf-8

Currently, LO is using ISO-8859-1 encoding, which is not fully compatible with the French language. which could result in rendering error for our customers.  In this day and age, it's laughable to see any sit sites that had not adapted to an urf-8 encoding standard.....I could not believe my eyes when I see it....

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  • Feb 28 2018
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LO - Current Gen / Existing Functionality
Area of the Product User Interface
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  • Guest commented
    March 11, 2019 19:21

    UTF-8 is the default of HTML5, and Luminate uses the HTML5 doctype declaration. 

    Not using UTF-8 can also result in some issues with other web frameworks and applications (such as Vue.JS and search engines) which expect documents to be encoded with UTF-8.

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