Why Your ñ Shows Up as ñ
Mojibake has one common cause: UTF-8 bytes read as Latin-1. Here is how to recognise the pattern, trace it to the layer that broke, and confirm the fix.
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Mojibake has one common cause: UTF-8 bytes read as Latin-1. Here is how to recognise the pattern, trace it to the layer that broke, and confirm the fix.
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Past the basics of ASCII and UTF-8: how the standard was renamed, how the 17 Unicode planes are laid out, and why normalization breaks sorting and search.
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