Broken non-ascii filenames when downloaded

This looks like a WebKit issue. Reporting it here may fix it quicker: https://webkit.org/reporting-bugs/

Vlad I agree with junukwon7. I'm also Korean user who uses Orion. And I hope it would be nice if Orion supports an option to select encoding manually like Safari. (It can be another issue.)

HazeLee Please document how is the encoding selected?

Vlad Yes. Some Korean web pages uses CP-949. If homesite provides its encoding in html header or http headers, it doens't broken. But modern browser and many application uses UTF-8. So we need manual encoding options for some bad websites.

Here's the settings for site-specific option or global-wide option.

HazeLee This does not appear to be a site specific setting but simply a temporary override. On next page reload it changes back to default?

Firefox allows users to set a stack of languages for websites to pick from. Personally I sometimes browse the chinese wikipedia and without a zh-hk/ zh-tw tag in the stack it defaults to simplified chinese and i have to change it manually every time.

Anyone knows what is happening under the hood here?

AFAIK Safari has a global setting for encoding.

We are still looking for what exactly the ask is and how should it be implemented in Orion.