I have been using Firefox for a while and it works great!

There is just one thing that was there in Internet Explorer and I do miss that in Firefox. It's right clicking a page and changing the encoding. (See attached image)

In Firefox I have to go the view menu and ten encoding to change it.
Is there an easier way to do so by Firefox, maybe a plugin or shortcut, or whatever? :think:

Thanks,

no shortcut for this maybe a plugin, i don't know

Link to firefox's shorcut (http://mozinet.free.fr/moz/firebird/raccfirebird.html) (french)

no shortcut for this maybe a plugin, i don't know

Link to firefox's shorcut (http://mozinet.free.fr/moz/firebird/raccfirebird.html) (french)how are we supposed to understand that :mmhmm:

learn french, and u'll ;)
or if u use firefox just press "f1" then search for shortcut and u'll find the same list ;)

ok, now thats a better help :)

There are two ways to probably avoid the whole encoding issue:

1- Go to View > Character Encoding > Customize List
In there just add the encoding you want to the list; example arabic (windows-1256)

2- Go to Tools > Options > Advanced tab, in the bottom part you can see a section called Languages
Click on the button choose and add the language you want, example : arabic

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Let us know if that works for you.

Hold on ALT, press V then C.

Thanks DD for the nice tips.

Well, the problem I'm facing is that some sites do need to change their encoding manually since their designers did not do the job right or simply because the site is not originally encoded as Arabic.
One example is hotmail which requires me to change the encoding with every e-mail I read.

So, I was looking for a thing to resemble the right click, which is easier.

Thanks and eid mubarak everyone :)