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Using Google Chrome on Ubuntu 18.04, I sometimes see pages that appear like this:
enter image description here



Downloading the source and viewing it in "vim" shows:
enter image description here



(The characters in the source need to be read right-to-left.)



The hexdump command shows:



0000000   <   s   t   r   o   n   g   >   �   �   �   �   �   �   �   �
0000000 733c 7274 6e6f 3e67 a0d7 b4d6 aad7 bcd6
0000010 � � � � � 227 � 225 � � < / s t r o
0000010 b0d6 a7d7 97d6 95d7 bcd6 2f3c 7473 6f72
0000020 n g > � 233 � � � � � � � � � 225
0000020 676e 203e 9bd7 bcd6 b7d6 a4d7 bcd6 95d7
0000030 � � � � � 231 � � � � � 222 � � �
0000030 b9d6 aad7 99d6 d720 d6a8 d7b7 d692 d7b0
0000040 234 � � � � � 231 � 224 � � � 233 � �
0000040 d69c d6b5 d7a3 2099 94d7 b7d6 9bd7 bcd6
0000050 � � � 224 � � � � � � � 224 � 231 � 235
0000050 b9d6 94d7 b2d6 a0d7 b4d6 94d6 99d7 9dd7
0000060 � 220 � � � 226 � 234 � 224 � � � 227
0000060 d720 d690 d6b6 d796 209c 94d7 b6d6 97d7
0000070 � � � � � � � 221 � � � 221 � 224 <
0000070 b8d6 a8d7 b8d6 91d7 b8d6 91d6 94d7 3c20
0000080 / p > n
0000080 702f 0a3e


Six of the characters each appear as multiple unknown characters on the web page.
Am I missing some font, or is this a bug in Google Chrome, or in Ubuntu, or what?










share|improve this question

























  • Please share a link that illustrates your problem so that people with other browsers can take a look.

    – DK Bose
    10 hours ago











  • In Firefox 66.0.3 on Ubuntu 19.04 it is displayed as a string of hebrew characters (which I can't read and which I never installed). So I suspect the bug woulg be in Chrome.

    – muclux
    10 hours ago











  • @DKBose, the "Downloading the source" phrase contained a link to the Christianity.SE question. (I've just updated it to point to the specific answer.)

    – Ray Butterworth
    10 hours ago


















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Using Google Chrome on Ubuntu 18.04, I sometimes see pages that appear like this:
enter image description here



Downloading the source and viewing it in "vim" shows:
enter image description here



(The characters in the source need to be read right-to-left.)



The hexdump command shows:



0000000   <   s   t   r   o   n   g   >   �   �   �   �   �   �   �   �
0000000 733c 7274 6e6f 3e67 a0d7 b4d6 aad7 bcd6
0000010 � � � � � 227 � 225 � � < / s t r o
0000010 b0d6 a7d7 97d6 95d7 bcd6 2f3c 7473 6f72
0000020 n g > � 233 � � � � � � � � � 225
0000020 676e 203e 9bd7 bcd6 b7d6 a4d7 bcd6 95d7
0000030 � � � � � 231 � � � � � 222 � � �
0000030 b9d6 aad7 99d6 d720 d6a8 d7b7 d692 d7b0
0000040 234 � � � � � 231 � 224 � � � 233 � �
0000040 d69c d6b5 d7a3 2099 94d7 b7d6 9bd7 bcd6
0000050 � � � 224 � � � � � � � 224 � 231 � 235
0000050 b9d6 94d7 b2d6 a0d7 b4d6 94d6 99d7 9dd7
0000060 � 220 � � � 226 � 234 � 224 � � � 227
0000060 d720 d690 d6b6 d796 209c 94d7 b6d6 97d7
0000070 � � � � � � � 221 � � � 221 � 224 <
0000070 b8d6 a8d7 b8d6 91d7 b8d6 91d6 94d7 3c20
0000080 / p > n
0000080 702f 0a3e


Six of the characters each appear as multiple unknown characters on the web page.
Am I missing some font, or is this a bug in Google Chrome, or in Ubuntu, or what?










share|improve this question

























  • Please share a link that illustrates your problem so that people with other browsers can take a look.

    – DK Bose
    10 hours ago











  • In Firefox 66.0.3 on Ubuntu 19.04 it is displayed as a string of hebrew characters (which I can't read and which I never installed). So I suspect the bug woulg be in Chrome.

    – muclux
    10 hours ago











  • @DKBose, the "Downloading the source" phrase contained a link to the Christianity.SE question. (I've just updated it to point to the specific answer.)

    – Ray Butterworth
    10 hours ago














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Using Google Chrome on Ubuntu 18.04, I sometimes see pages that appear like this:
enter image description here



Downloading the source and viewing it in "vim" shows:
enter image description here



(The characters in the source need to be read right-to-left.)



The hexdump command shows:



0000000   <   s   t   r   o   n   g   >   �   �   �   �   �   �   �   �
0000000 733c 7274 6e6f 3e67 a0d7 b4d6 aad7 bcd6
0000010 � � � � � 227 � 225 � � < / s t r o
0000010 b0d6 a7d7 97d6 95d7 bcd6 2f3c 7473 6f72
0000020 n g > � 233 � � � � � � � � � 225
0000020 676e 203e 9bd7 bcd6 b7d6 a4d7 bcd6 95d7
0000030 � � � � � 231 � � � � � 222 � � �
0000030 b9d6 aad7 99d6 d720 d6a8 d7b7 d692 d7b0
0000040 234 � � � � � 231 � 224 � � � 233 � �
0000040 d69c d6b5 d7a3 2099 94d7 b7d6 9bd7 bcd6
0000050 � � � 224 � � � � � � � 224 � 231 � 235
0000050 b9d6 94d7 b2d6 a0d7 b4d6 94d6 99d7 9dd7
0000060 � 220 � � � 226 � 234 � 224 � � � 227
0000060 d720 d690 d6b6 d796 209c 94d7 b6d6 97d7
0000070 � � � � � � � 221 � � � 221 � 224 <
0000070 b8d6 a8d7 b8d6 91d7 b8d6 91d6 94d7 3c20
0000080 / p > n
0000080 702f 0a3e


Six of the characters each appear as multiple unknown characters on the web page.
Am I missing some font, or is this a bug in Google Chrome, or in Ubuntu, or what?










share|improve this question
















Using Google Chrome on Ubuntu 18.04, I sometimes see pages that appear like this:
enter image description here



Downloading the source and viewing it in "vim" shows:
enter image description here



(The characters in the source need to be read right-to-left.)



The hexdump command shows:



0000000   <   s   t   r   o   n   g   >   �   �   �   �   �   �   �   �
0000000 733c 7274 6e6f 3e67 a0d7 b4d6 aad7 bcd6
0000010 � � � � � 227 � 225 � � < / s t r o
0000010 b0d6 a7d7 97d6 95d7 bcd6 2f3c 7473 6f72
0000020 n g > � 233 � � � � � � � � � 225
0000020 676e 203e 9bd7 bcd6 b7d6 a4d7 bcd6 95d7
0000030 � � � � � 231 � � � � � 222 � � �
0000030 b9d6 aad7 99d6 d720 d6a8 d7b7 d692 d7b0
0000040 234 � � � � � 231 � 224 � � � 233 � �
0000040 d69c d6b5 d7a3 2099 94d7 b7d6 9bd7 bcd6
0000050 � � � 224 � � � � � � � 224 � 231 � 235
0000050 b9d6 94d7 b2d6 a0d7 b4d6 94d6 99d7 9dd7
0000060 � 220 � � � 226 � 234 � 224 � � � 227
0000060 d720 d690 d6b6 d796 209c 94d7 b6d6 97d7
0000070 � � � � � � � 221 � � � 221 � 224 <
0000070 b8d6 a8d7 b8d6 91d7 b8d6 91d6 94d7 3c20
0000080 / p > n
0000080 702f 0a3e


Six of the characters each appear as multiple unknown characters on the web page.
Am I missing some font, or is this a bug in Google Chrome, or in Ubuntu, or what?







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  • Please share a link that illustrates your problem so that people with other browsers can take a look.

    – DK Bose
    10 hours ago











  • In Firefox 66.0.3 on Ubuntu 19.04 it is displayed as a string of hebrew characters (which I can't read and which I never installed). So I suspect the bug woulg be in Chrome.

    – muclux
    10 hours ago











  • @DKBose, the "Downloading the source" phrase contained a link to the Christianity.SE question. (I've just updated it to point to the specific answer.)

    – Ray Butterworth
    10 hours ago



















  • Please share a link that illustrates your problem so that people with other browsers can take a look.

    – DK Bose
    10 hours ago











  • In Firefox 66.0.3 on Ubuntu 19.04 it is displayed as a string of hebrew characters (which I can't read and which I never installed). So I suspect the bug woulg be in Chrome.

    – muclux
    10 hours ago











  • @DKBose, the "Downloading the source" phrase contained a link to the Christianity.SE question. (I've just updated it to point to the specific answer.)

    – Ray Butterworth
    10 hours ago

















Please share a link that illustrates your problem so that people with other browsers can take a look.

– DK Bose
10 hours ago





Please share a link that illustrates your problem so that people with other browsers can take a look.

– DK Bose
10 hours ago













In Firefox 66.0.3 on Ubuntu 19.04 it is displayed as a string of hebrew characters (which I can't read and which I never installed). So I suspect the bug woulg be in Chrome.

– muclux
10 hours ago





In Firefox 66.0.3 on Ubuntu 19.04 it is displayed as a string of hebrew characters (which I can't read and which I never installed). So I suspect the bug woulg be in Chrome.

– muclux
10 hours ago













@DKBose, the "Downloading the source" phrase contained a link to the Christianity.SE question. (I've just updated it to point to the specific answer.)

– Ray Butterworth
10 hours ago





@DKBose, the "Downloading the source" phrase contained a link to the Christianity.SE question. (I've just updated it to point to the specific answer.)

– Ray Butterworth
10 hours ago










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