Re: Issue with Mozilla/Firefox & named anchor with Japanese/Korean character

Henri Sivonen wrote:
> Nowadays the stance seems to be that non-ASCII in URIs should be 
> (percent-encoded) UTF-8. (Note that there is no way for the URI to 
> declare its encoding.)

I'm not sure Mozilla implements that anywhere.

URL inside HTML content are assumed to be in the encoding of the HTML 
content.
Outside, they are usually considered as in the system local encoding.

> The cited page is not UTF-8 encoded. Have you tested whether this is a 
> problem if both the URI and the pages use UTF-8?

It won't go away if he keeps url-encoding the content of the name 
attribute of the a tag.