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Branko Čibej commented on SERF-197:
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What you're seeing is not "BOM for UTF-16", it is the code point U+FEFF encoded as UTF-8 ({{ef
bb bf}}). It's the deprecated zero-width non-breaking space, not a byte-order mark. There's
absolutely nothing wrong with it being there, it does not make the HTML invalid because it
counts as whitespace.
Yes, it's a pain that there are still editors out there that add such cruft. But it's neither
critical nor wrong, it's just surprising to people who send this through {{less}} without
sending it through {{hexdump}} first. :)
> Website content starts with U+FEFF
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> Key: SERF-197
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SERF-197
> Project: serf
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Sebb
> Priority: Minor
>
> Curl shows that the Serf web-pages start with U+FEFF.
> $ curl -s https://serf.apache.org | head -1 | more
> <U+FEFF><!DOCTYPE html>
> This does not seem right.
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