Character Set Repairer

Change the default encoding of the website, modify the encoding for garbled web pages, and convert to UTF-8 encoding

Character Set Repairer - Fix Encoding Issues

"Character Set Repairer" is a Chrome extension designed to tackle character encoding issues on websites. It allows users to change default encodings, fix garbled text automatically, and convert webpage content to UTF-8. With additional features like saving preferred settings and providing encoding information, this tool enhances the browsing experience, particularly on sites using outdated or non-standard encodings. While it aims for accuracy, some manual adjustments may still be necessary in complex cases.

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By: miaoxiaomis

Users: 3,000+

Rating: 1.00

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Version: 1.6.1 (Last updated: 2024-12-03)

Creation date: 2024-09-02

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood:

High risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

contextMenus
tabs
declarativeNetRequest
declarativeNetRequestWithHostAccess
storage
scripting
activeTab

Host permissions:

<all_urls>
file:\/\/*

Size: 130.05K

Email: ai*****@gmail.com

URLs: Privacy policy

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This is a browser plugin designed to solve the problem of character encoding on web pages. Its main functions include: Change website default encoding: Allow users to manually select character encodings that are suitable for specific websites. May provide a list of common encoding options, such as UTF-8, ISO-8859-1, GBK, etc. Fix garbled web pages: Automatically detect and correct web pages displaying garbled text. Heuristic algorithms or predefined rules may be used to identify and fix coding issues. Convert to UTF-8 encoding: Convert non UTF-8 encoded web content to UTF-8. Ensure consistent display across platforms and devices. Possible additional features (based on common features of similar tools): Save user preferred encoding settings. Create custom coding rules for specific websites. Provide a shortcut for quickly switching codes. Display the encoding information used by the current webpage. This plugin aims to improve the user browsing experience, especially when accessing websites that use non-standard or outdated encoding. However, we should note that automatic encoding detection and conversion are not always 100% accurate and may require manual adjustment by users in some complex situations.

User reviews

I have reported this as "feels suspicious," so I was using this app until one day, I was demanded upfront payment. "I am aPeople with disabilitiesUnable to go out and make a living like others. Your subscription is not only supportive for me, but also allows me toHope to continue living. I don't expect too much, I just hope to have a bite to eat,Every subscription is crucial to me. Thank you for being willing to lend a helping hand,May God bless you." And I also got an e-mail from "Bizbrz". "Dear User: Thank you for using our extension. As a developer, I would like to share some sincere words with you. I am a person with disabilities, unable to make a living like others. This extension is a product I developed at home to create value. Your positive review means more than just support to me; it is hope that keeps me going. Every positive review is crucial to me. Thank you for reaching out to help, and God bless you." Yeah whatever, their Twitter profile has stuff relating to Bitcoin and such, but I think any reasonable "person with a disability struggling with fiances" would consider that other people are "people with disabilities struggling with fiances" and only offer it for free with optional donation. It also says the app can read data off your device... Uninstalled.