The new app octoStudio.org now announce something ZIM had already long time as example .
Is also made in #ZIM check https://codepen.io/zimjs/pen/MMqMBo
https://twitter.com/OctoStudioApp/status/1761038183981002853
Is also made in #ZIM check https://codepen.io/zimjs/pen/MMqMBo
Well... it is saved as an accented e not sure why mobile or whatever has a problem - can you contact Apple or Android about it. I have just changed it to an e.
I found a solution @Abstract so we can use é ë for België 
also into the title
so I don't have to call apple and Android/Google?
Can you test this code into the head if it will not appear into the print page?
post of 2021
The pages are utf-8. That is all we should have to do. Contact Apple and Google.
Bumping since this sits unresolved. I've just come across this issue as I've started translating some of my games.
The key is save the files themselves with UTF-8 encoding, not just setting the page "Content-type" in the page. My JS files were saved with "Western Europe" encoding and after I changed them to UTF-8 encoding the diacritics were displayed properly.
In Visual Studio this is done in the Save As.. dialog by clicking the little arrow next to the "Save" button and choosing the correct encoding.
In VS Code the encoding is displayed at the bottom of the screen and can be modified by clicking on the encoding label.
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