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Non english characters (Korean) encoding is broken #3479
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Hey @say8425, could you provide a reproducible example? When I paste in these characters, I am able to see them render in Electron and Chrome, so I cannot reproduce. Do you have use any special encoding on the html? |
I think this is the problem with fonts missing on Linux |
Some Korean web pages uses |
Thank you @junghanChoi, this site does exhibit the problem with the encoding. <meta charset="euc-kr">
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge">
<script type="text/javascript" src="..." charset="euc-kr"></script> // some scripts
Visiting https://news.naver.com/ within Cypress browser (any browser) Visiting https://news.naver.com/ outside of Cypress Haven't tracked down what the difference is. I do see some of the Request headers in a different caps within Cypress vs outside. |
Is it possible to add supported language of chrome runner in cypress? |
The code for this is done in cypress-io/cypress#4698, but has yet to be released. |
Released in |
Hello. My cypress test is works very well in local. But on the CircleCI, all of non english characters(Korean, hangul, 한글) are broke out. So I change browser from electron to chrome69 browser but it was broke out again. Is this issue caused by the CircleCI machine? or Cypress Orb browser? Thanks.
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