https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=395171
--- Comment #9 from Jayadevan <jayadevanr...@yandex.com> --- You said you won't respond, but for the sake of clarity for others, I have to reply. (1) All strings should be sanitised, so that they will be perfectly safe, and will not break anything. (2) It is racist to suggest that all non-English people are Chinese (or Japanese or Korean). Most scripts in the world are given only 3 byte encodings per character in UTF-8, and not a code point per spoken word, as you say. That is a lie. (3) The world has still not settled on UTF-16. But modern languages and platforms tend to do so. Java, Dotnet, ICU, KDE, QT, Windows NT, JavaScript, Dart, Flutter... In today's world, support for both the modern UTF-16 and the legacy UTF-8 is needed. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
