Ensure your tag is at the top of your HTML.
# Let's try to extract the character names to see if they follow a pattern text = "еИ态SM~20е°Рж—¶~гЂђзѓ›дёЋе°РеЯ】捆绑滴蜡~扩阴йћÂ打" import unicodedata for char in text: try: print(f"{char}: {unicodedata.name(char)}") except: print(f"{char}: UNKNOWN") Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard
The frequent use of Ð followed by other symbols is the "ghost" of the Cyrillic alphabet (Russian, Ukrainian, etc.). In UTF-8, Russian characters are two-byte sequences starting with 0xD0 or 0xD1 .
Ensure your tag is at the top of your HTML.
# Let's try to extract the character names to see if they follow a pattern text = "еИ态SM~20е°Рж—¶~гЂђзѓ›дёЋе°РеЯ】捆绑滴蜡~扩阴йћÂ打" import unicodedata for char in text: try: print(f"{char}: {unicodedata.name(char)}") except: print(f"{char}: UNKNOWN") Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard Ensure your tag is at the top of your HTML
The frequent use of Ð followed by other symbols is the "ghost" of the Cyrillic alphabet (Russian, Ukrainian, etc.). In UTF-8, Russian characters are two-byte sequences starting with 0xD0 or 0xD1 . etc.). In UTF-8