Browser may display garbled text when <meta charset> is not specified

When the tag does not explicitly specify the charset, the browser may fall back to a non-UTF-8 encoding depending on the operating system’s regional settings. This can cause text to be displayed as garbled characters.

Expected behavior:
The browser should consistently use UTF-8 encoding, even when the charset is not explicitly defined.

Suggested fix:
Ensure that the HTML includes to avoid encoding issues.

Befor

After

Start by locating the HTML responsible for the shown before-and-after browser output and inspect whether its head includes a charset declaration. Add the UTF-8 declaration where appropriate, then verify that the affected text renders correctly in a browser; the issue does not name a specific file or test.

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