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Since v3.0, Penelope works with both Python 2.7.x and 3.x.
It looks more like a shell encoding problem.
I tried reproducing oren64's issue on a Windows Vista machine (I do not have a more recent Windows machine), and with Python 2.7.x I was not able to, penelope v3.1.1 worked as expected, including cleaning up all the temporary files. I also tried changing the windows prompt encoding using chcp and it still worked as expected, also with ??.html files containing non-ASCII characters.
Then, I thought the bug was with Python 3.5 only. I tried installing it on the same Vista machine, but I was not able to run it since it complains about a missing DLL, and I gave up on it.
Yeah, maybe the workaround "rename the ??.html files to say 99.html before removing them" works, but I would like to be able to reproduce the issue and understand it, before throwing in random hacks.
@oren64: sorry, but for now you need to clean your Temp manually. What is the output of
> chcp
(It should print the current shell encoding)
Can you try changing it to latin1 and try again?
> chcp 850
Have you tried using Python 2.7.x instead?
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