Encoding Detection

This page contains no reference to 'charset', so any encoding is defined by the HTTP header sent by the web server and/or the auto > default > selected encoding used by your browser. Many browsers get it right even when no other information is passed. Some (IE?) don't.

Note: This page must be saved to the web server as a character encoded utf-8 file for testing to work properly. It is important to note that all MobileSiteOS™ files must be uploaded as character encoded utf-8 text.

The next heading should be visible as 'internationalization', but using many non-english characters. If not, check your browser's selected encoding and change it to 'utf-8' before refreshing this page.