Thank you Mozilla, you bloody &%$&“/§%(”). After removing the ability to switch the character encoding and replacing it with an always disabled “Repair text encoding” menu item, I had to install this third-party Override Text Encoding extension.

I had the same thought. Why remove a useful feature? We’re there analytics showing no usage? 🤔

@movq@www.uninformativ.de @prologic@twtxt.net When searching for a replacement I came across somebody telling, that nobody used it and it shouldn’t be needed anyways, so they removed it and put a half^Wfully-assed implementation in place. Can’t find it now. But I found this bug report that is linked in the addon’s readme and also an article by the same guy opening the bug report. I haven’t read any of them.