Check the character encoding of a given page in Chrome
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In the Chrome console:
document.characterSet
This is the encoding used to display the page, per MDN:
The
Document.characterSetread-only property returns the character encoding of the current document. The character encoding is the character set used for rendering the document, which may be different from the encoding specified by the page. (The user can override the encoding.).