HTML no longer uses IANA encoding names

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#11 HTML no longer uses IANA encoding names

Status: open

Owner: nobody

Labels: enhancement (18) minor (9)

Updated: 2017-06-19

Created: 2017-06-19

Creator: Anonymous

Private: No

Originally created by: fritzophrenic

Original report by Ben Fritz (Bitbucket: fritzophrenic NA, ).

HTML 5 has its own list of names, we should use that.

Related: should probably also declare doctype as HTML5 when not using XHTML.

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Issues: ~~#15~~

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Anonymous - 2017-06-19

Originally posted by: fritzophrenic

Original comment by Ben Fritz (Bitbucket: fritzophrenic NA, ).

Actually better to use the version released with the 5.1 spec? https://www.w3.org/TR/encoding/

Checking for differences may be a good idea. Is it scriptable to get the list?

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Anonymous - 2017-06-19

Originally posted by: fritzophrenic

Original comment by Ben Fritz (Bitbucket: fritzophrenic NA, ).

Note also UTF-16 should omit the meta tag and use a BOM instead.

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Anonymous - 2017-06-19

Originally posted by: fritzophrenic

Original comment by Ben Fritz (Bitbucket: fritzophrenic NA, ).

Also consider what to do with encodings to avoid.

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