Build: 05-09 1.0.0 branch build / WinXP-SimpChinese If I have a html file encoding as gb18030 or UTF-8 which contains surrogate character(s), the surrogate character(s) will be displayed correctly in browser/composer window, also in tab title, but is displayed as "??" for one surrogate character.

It may related to bug 9449, but the problem here is on native OS.

This seems a dup of bug 9449, this kind of problems should not relate to OS locale.

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 9449 ***

After bug 9449 checked-in, the surrogate character still can not be displayed properly in window's title bar, although there is no more "?".

Re-open based on the above result.

how is IE?

The surrogate characters can not be displayed correctly even inside browser window on IE. The surrogate title is displayed same as in IE, so if our code are using some code from MS windows, then this should be a MS problem.

The surrogate title in this test case is displayed fine on Mac 10.1.5 when I add surrogate fonts.

I think both roy and me are off mozilla for more than 2 years. If these bugs are still here now, I think the real stauts is 'won't fix'. If you want to reopen it, please find a new owner for it first.

Mass Reassign Please excuse the spam

Mass Re-opening Bugs Frank Tang Closed on Wensday March 02 for no reason, all the spam is his fault feel free to tar and feather him

Reassigning Franks old bugs to Jungshik Shin for triage - Sorry for spam

This screen I believe shows the same problem in Firefox 1.0.4 with a Shift_JIS page. Although the tab correctly displays the Japanese characters, the Firefox window shows boxes instead of the characters. IE 6.0 also shows boxes only. This is in Windows XP Pro SP2.

(In reply to comment #15) > Created an attachment (id=184759) [edit] > Screen shot in Firefox 1.0.4 > > page. Although the tab correctly displays the Japanese characters, the Firefox > window shows boxes instead of the characters. IE 6.0 also shows boxes only. This is not our bug but a Windows issue. You may tweak your font ('linking') configuration for the windows title bar to include a font that covers non-BMP characters.