Replace "iso-22-cn" encoding with substitute
See original GitHub issueI got an encoding error running any of the contexts:
var doc = await BrowsingContext.New().OpenAsync("https://stackoverflow.com/");
My package version has been updated to the preview version,I don’t know if this is a bug or my problem.
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can be done within AngleSharp as a fallback. We’ll roll it out in the next 0.14 preview.
Hi @fangfsz the error message is also telling you what to do; register the encoding. Not sure what you want AngleSharp to do here - if the encoding is missing the website would not be retrieved as it should, therefore throwing an exception here is critical. You can register the encoding either with the original encoding or some available fallback.