Hi all, Not so long ago there was a thread here or on -user[1] about dotted-y characters showing in web pages in Gecko. Someone said it was due to the fact that those pages used a Windows character set, which contains curly quote characters. Now, however, I've found a page that is encoded in UTF-8 and has the same problem: The unicode character 2019, which is the single end quote _in the standard_, is shown as the dotted-y. If I set 'use own fonts' (I use Galeon 1.2.0), the character is displayed correctly, even if the 'own font' I use is the same as the one requested by the page. Also, explicitely setting the encoding to UTF-8 doesn't help. The page in question is http://www.cafepress.com/mtokyostore/products.aspx?storeid=megatokyo5 Any suggestions? Anyone else seeing the same? TIA, Matijs. [1] I can't find it in the archive. Somehow my searches there never seem to work properly :-( -- Matijs van Zuijlen ... designed to fill holes or cracks of not more than two cubic vims. -- Robert Sheckley, Untouched by Human Hands
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