UTF-8 without BOM
When I double click on a remote file it will open the file in the editor.
If the file is a UTF-8 with BOM it will open it as UTF-8, but is there a way to force it to open the file as UTF-8 even if this BOM is not there and save it without a BOM? If I open a UTF-8 file that doesn't has this BOM it will open the file as ANSI.
I can't add a BOM to the file and I can't use ANSI either. The file need to be UTF-8 without BOM or else the program that use these files will fail.
So, I'm forced to copy the file locally, edit the file in Notepad++ and then copy it back again.
I have tried to change Default coding to UTF-8, but if I save the file it will add that damn BOM again, why? This should be perfect if I could open all files as UTF-8, but why save it with a BOM when the file didn't have one when I opened it? Why can't it save it in the same format it was opened in.
Is it possible to make it use UTF-8, but without saving it with a BOM? Is this something that can be fixed?
If the file is a UTF-8 with BOM it will open it as UTF-8, but is there a way to force it to open the file as UTF-8 even if this BOM is not there and save it without a BOM? If I open a UTF-8 file that doesn't has this BOM it will open the file as ANSI.
I can't add a BOM to the file and I can't use ANSI either. The file need to be UTF-8 without BOM or else the program that use these files will fail.
So, I'm forced to copy the file locally, edit the file in Notepad++ and then copy it back again.
I have tried to change Default coding to UTF-8, but if I save the file it will add that damn BOM again, why? This should be perfect if I could open all files as UTF-8, but why save it with a BOM when the file didn't have one when I opened it? Why can't it save it in the same format it was opened in.
Is it possible to make it use UTF-8, but without saving it with a BOM? Is this something that can be fixed?