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Feb 22, 2018 · 1 Answer. Sorted by: 2. It looks like it has perhaps been read using the wrong encoding (KO18?) causing the Persian code-point values to be read as Cyrillic and then saved using the UTF8 encoding for Cyrillic, EF BB BF - Byte Order Mark 0xFEFF in UTF-8 encoding. D0 B3 - Common Cyrillic characters in UTF8 start with D0, D1 or D2. D0 A3 . D0 9A .
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EF BB BF - Byte Order Mark 0xFEFF in UTF-8 encodingD0 B3 - Common Cyrillic characters in UTF8 start with D0, D1 or D2D0 A3D0 9AD0 B4...Jun 25, 2012 · It doesn't appear to be a character encoding problem. The page title is in Crylic and appears fine. It is just the urldecoded string which is displaying incorrectly. Locally I made a demo to see if I could determine what was going on. <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8"/>. This works fine.
Unicode/UTF-8-character table - starting from code position 0400. UTF-8 encoding table and Unicode characters.
Here are the original ASCII characters from 0-127. These are the same in UTF-8. ASCII Characters 128-255 must be represented as multi-byte strings in UTF-8. UTF-8 2-byte Characters: byte 1 = \xc0-\xdf, byte 2 = \x80-\xbf. There are 2048 possible 2-byte characters, but not all of them are valid and not all of the valid characters are used.
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