I have been using this plugin for a week now. It is wonderfully fast. The only problem (and a big one) is that accented letters vanish from paper titles.
As you probably know, when a European language uses accents to spell words, they are necessary, not optional.
Even in English this is necessary, as many author names or concepts may bear these accents.
French letters with accents: é, à, é, ê, ç, ê...
German letters with accents: ö, ä, ü, ß
Spanish letters: ñ, á, ó...
Process:
When using "Reference Map: Search online and insert", the accents in the title disappear (but not in the summary, if there is one).
try:
"mécanique" will show up as "mcanique"
"Schrödinger" as "Schrdinger"
"El Niño" as "El Nio"
"ça freudien" as "a freudien"
"Strauẞ" as "Strau"
"forêt" as "fort"
Using UTF-8 generally solves such encoding issues, but I don't know exactly how the plugin is programmed.
I have been able to reproduce the bug using a small vault without any other plugin activated, which means that it is not due to a conflict.
The debugging mode was not useful, as the console stays silent.
I have been using this plugin for a week now. It is wonderfully fast. The only problem (and a big one) is that accented letters vanish from paper titles. As you probably know, when a European language uses accents to spell words, they are necessary, not optional. Even in English this is necessary, as many author names or concepts may bear these accents.
Process:
Using UTF-8 generally solves such encoding issues, but I don't know exactly how the plugin is programmed.
I have been able to reproduce the bug using a small vault without any other plugin activated, which means that it is not due to a conflict.
The debugging mode was not useful, as the console stays silent.
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