John-Mark Bell wrote:
> I think this is a NetSurf feature rather than Google's as on
Linux
> Firefox Google accepts the accents. And FWIW NetSurf has always
> behaved this way.
No. This is a bug in Google Translate. It serves the page to NetSurf
in
the ISO-8859-1 character set. NetSurf then submits your data in this
character set, encoding the O-acute correctly. This then fails to be
interpreted correctly by the server. The reason it works in Firefox, is
that Google serve the page in the UTF-8 character set to that browser.
Ok, thanks, but that raises the question of why Google should serve
NetSurf with ISO-8859-1 pages rather than UTF-8?
John
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