I come across this every time I read a Chinese Ebook. When I try to copy the last char in a line to translate it, I just can't get it. I will append a Chinese text file (in UTF8 and GB18030 encoding) to demonstrate the problem. Interestingly on my system, even though I have UTF8 locals, Okular only manages to properly show the GB18030 file. Reproducible: Always
Created attachment 93792 [details] Chinese text file utf8
Created attachment 93793 [details] Chinese text file GB18030
I can only see the GB18030 one in Okular as well. Should this display on any system?
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