Description of problem: © comes out as '?' when rendered with -O ascii. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): w3m-0.4.1-8 How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. w3m -O ascii -T text/html -dump /mnt/macaroni/RELEASE-NOTES.html 2. Look at the copyright notice. Actual results: ? Expected results: (C)
looks like a test case is not proper because it contains real code and not using © symbol. so w3m just converts the strings to the display charset's. w3m already has a workaround to do this. use -o alt_entity=on. w3m is going to use alternative ASCII characters for such symbols then. It should be used automatically, so I would change the severity to the enhancement because there is workaround.
No, that doesn't work. Tried with w3m-0.5.1-4.
Sorry, I meant for ©, but not U+00A9. probably it's hard to show U+00A9 in *ASCII*, because ASCII doesn't understand it. though it can be shown with US-ASCII in mozilla, it's screwed up a bit.
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