[HTTPS-Everywhere] Ruleset Name Character Encoding

[Drake, Brian]

I downloaded UPV.cz.xml and Zurcher_Kantonalbank.xml from Git.

When I opened them in Notepad, they were fine.

When I opened them in WordPad, the names were garbled in a similar way to
the HTTPS Everywhere preferences window.

I think the problem in both cases is that it is trying to read text as
ISO-8859-1 or Windows-1252 when it is actually UTF-8.

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On Tue, Jan 14, 2014 at 0525 (UTC), Drake, Brian <brian at drakefamily.tk>wrote:

> Anyone who has HTTPS Everywhere 3.4.5 (currently the latest stable
> version), try opening the “Enable / Disable Rules” page and scrolling down
> to the end of the list. The last ruleset listed should be the one from
> UPV.cz.xml, but the name listed here looks very different (this ruleset
> disabled by default because the certificate self-signed). Right-click on
> this and select “View XML Source” (warning: this retrieves the source from
> a server over the Internet). Compare the names in the list and in the XML
> source.
>
> There’s only one version of that file, so it’s not because the name has
> changed. I assume there is a character encoding bug somewhere.
>
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> Brian Drake
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