How to set the web page encoding format in Chrome browser is as follows:
Tool: Chrome browser 1. Open the Chrome browser, click the three horizontal lines, and select Settings. 2. Find the network content in the settings page and click Custom Fonts. 3. In the pop-up dialog box, pull the slider down to the bottom, select the appropriate encoding in the encoding, and click Finish.
Add a plug-in to chrome and search by yourself. After installation, right-click on the page to see Set Character Encoding, and you can select the encoding format you want.
When browsing the web, we may encounter such a situation. After opening some web pages of some websites, what is presented to us is a dense group of text that we cannot understand at all. This is not a foreign language, but garbled characters due to the encoding format. Today I will teach you how to set the default encoding format of Google Chrome.
How to change the character encoding in the new version of Google Chrome
1. Open Google Chrome, find the pattern shown in the red box in the picture, and click on it.
2. Find Settings in the drop-down list and click to enter
3. Find "Show advanced settings" in the new page that opens, and click it to expand the advanced settings.
4. Find "Custom Fonts" in the "Network Content" column and click to enter.
5. Find the last item "Encoding" in the pop-up window. Generally speaking, the default is "Chinese (Simplified) (GBK)". We click the small arrow on the right and find "Unicode UTF-8" in the drop-down list. Select it and confirm. After restarting the browser, the default encoding format will be UTF-8. UTF-8 is Universal Code. Use it to avoid garbled characters.
Useful
Useful
Useful