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Bug 135718
Opened 22 years ago
Closed 22 years ago
International Characters in Window Title
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(Core :: Internationalization, defect)
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(Reporter: dmytroborovsky, Assigned: tetsuroy)
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(Keywords: intl)
(Using Windows NT/2000/XP with 1251 code page for non-Unicode applications.) Mozilla (2002032916) seems to be unable to display characters different from current Windows code page in title bar. On the URI provided (http://www.kims.com.ua/pages/bowe/bowe.html) Mozilla displays «BoWE - Íåìåöêîå îáîðóäîâàíèå äëÿ õèì÷èñòîê», but Web page is titled as «BöWE»/«BöWE», so it should display «BöWE», but umlaut is lost. If you open (http://www.charivnytsya.com/catalogue/size-10-10.html) titled «×àð³âíèöÿ — âûøèâêè 10×10 ñì» Mozilla displays «?» except multiplication sign as it is not in current Windows code page. Internet Explorer 5+ on NT-based systems displays correctly any combination of Unicode 2.1 symbols including those not in current character set/code page. This bug affects only window title. It doesn’t affect Tab title or bokmark title. REPRODUCE THIS BUG: In Windows 2000 go to Control Panel, Interantional, General tab, click Set Default button on the bottom left. Then select language which character set differs from character set of page you are going to browse. I. e. choose Greek and open page with title in Russian. Every Cyrillic character in window title will be replaced with question mark. Then select Russian in that list and open the same page. You see, Mozilla cannot process characters not from system code page in window title. So this bug will prevent from using Mozilla world-wide. For example, Greek Ambassador in Ukraine wil find Mozilla useless as it cannot correctly display Greek and Ukrainian pages at the same time. (PS. Standard Windows fonts contain characters for Greek and Cyrillic symbols as the same pages display correctly (I mean only titles) in IE5+.) (PPS. I typed Cyrillic characters, so don’t know if they post correctly. If something in text is unreadable that it is non-Latin symbol. Bugzilla seems to represent some characters with their codes so not sure if everything will look well. If something is ununderstandable feel free to email me directly for explanations.) (PPPS. Mozilla is GREAT!)
Comment 1•22 years ago
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Duplicate I believe, reopen if you think otherwise. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 9449 ***
Status: UNCONFIRMED → RESOLVED
Closed: 22 years ago
Resolution: --- → DUPLICATE
VERIFIED. (Unicode support issue on NT-based Windows)
Status: RESOLVED → VERIFIED
Keywords: intl
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