Unicode and utf-8

[larstuff]

Hi again, and thanks so much for all Your hard work.

I'm working on a larger project, displaying an interactive periodic table now, and I fetch information for the table
and element leaflets from a csv file. I originally used an excel xlsx file, but could not use pandas/openpyxl with
pygbag, so had to trash that.

Using the csv files, I ran into a minor prob, I link all elements to norwegian wikipedia pages. Now
we do use an extended English alphabet here, including the vovels æ, ø, å. It seems the compilation into the
pygbag apk turns these into unicode. I save and use the spreadsheet file as utf-8, semicolon separated, but seems
after doing the pygbagging, this file is converted into unicode. I can understand that this is the right way to do it.

But in Norwegian, some elements do have nordic letters, like Sølv (Silver), Røntgenium (Roentgenium). I'll try to
solve this myself, but maybe someone else bumps into this along the way, and have an easier solution than
what I come up with.

Link to periodic table app, can be used on mobile/tablet:
https://naturfagmoro.com/periomobi01/

[larstuff]

Sorry for the last post, seems the problem is wikipeda itself, using unicode, but disguising it as nordic chars. So Mercury, that in Norewgian is called Kvikksølv (similar to English Quicksilver), has this text:
https://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kvikksølv
in the adress field at the top of the browser, but copying and pasting the adress gives us:
https://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kvikks%C3%B8lv
which is the correct one. Hope someone else is helped by this.
BTW the webbrowser module works like a charm with pygbag.