Hi. I am the owner of MacBookPro 2014. updated a few days ago the operating system and then on some sites the place of the letters shows the squares as in the screenshot. tried to change the encoding but listed in the system none is not helping. What am I to do? help please. wanted to note, the problem specifically in Safari, in Google chrome such problems there is no.
MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X El Capitan (10.11.4)
If you have not done so already, go to Applications > Font Book > File > Restore Standard Fonts and restart.
mamuka78 wrote:
the link looked, but I don't know about html
Sorry, I read your original post incorrectly. I thought that you were the author of this site. That's good. Now I don't have to be so diplomatic.
That site is very poorly designed and riddled with errors. Chrome does a very good job of correcting them and displaying it, but not Safari. You can't really blame Safari though, the errors are extensive.
You could try filing a bug report at: https://bugreport.apple.com and try to shame them into fixing it by pointing out that both Chrome and Firefox can display the site. I even tried in the Safari Technology Preview.
Hello,
I checked a basic page in Georgian with UTF-8 and a font that matches (Menlo and Arial Unicode MS) and it works fine. I am guessing that all of the HTML and other errors are confusing the Safari rendering engine.
Start here: https://validator.w3.org/nu/?doc=http%3A%2F%2Fhausart.ge%2Fka%2F
Also review the web inspector in Safari for additional significant issues.
does not recognize Georgian font
approx. will have to switch completely to chrome, what to do.thank you very much for your help and attention.
Apple has an army of programmers. In many cases, they don't fix bugs in new versions, they just re-write things from the ground up and "clean up" any "messy code" they find. But sometimes that messy code had a reason. It doesn't surprise me if something like this gets broken out of the blue. That's normal for Apple.
you got it right. I did everything as described in the article, but it does not help. the problem is not solved ((
I did everything, but the problem is the same 😟
I put a Unicode 8 but still.
the link looked, but I don't know about html
did, not help.
there was no such thing before, I often visited this site. after updating the latest version of the OS, the problem started
My iOS 12 Safari has no problem with the site.
encoding in Safari
