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Originally Posted by NiLuJe
The broken UTF-8 handling for the Wi-Fi SSIDs is known, nobody's bothered looking into it in years given how low priority it is (at least for LGC, if we had an active CJK contributor, that'd be another kettle of fish ^^).
The dictionary issue is *probably* a dictionary issue, you'll have to give more details about how it's coded.
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Makes sense, just a bit surprising given that every other wifi-enabled device/program I use has no problem with utf-8 characters in the SSID. But like you say, resources, resources...
And it seems the second issue is due to the dictionary - I looked around some more and extracted the dictionary to take a look at it, and it's wrong there as well. Notepad++ says the file is utf-8, but some of the characters are certainly something else - maybe it was converted from some other character set in the past and the errors remained. I tried to fix it by manually changing the character and recompressing the file, but then it just ceased to work altogether, so I just deleted and redownloaded the dictionary. I think I'll leave it be - the errors are slightly annoying, but fixing it is getting to be too much work just to see "éclair" written properly...