Character Entification
This page convert some (or all) characters in a string to character entities. There are many reasons to do that:
- The character is not representable in the encoding of the document
- The character is not to be parsed as markup, but would be, if it isn't escaped as an entity
- Documentation: If the character may not have a glyph in the font used by the UA, or if the user may not recognize that glyph, the character entity is a documentation of what character you are looking at. E.g. ᚱ is coded as the character entity ᚱ and the character name can be found at IBM.
- The string doesn't allow spaces, so they must be encoded as  
- Two consecutive hyphens are not allowed in HTML comments; but legal if at least one of them is a character entity.
- "Encryption ultra lite"
E:g.; ᛋᛏᛦᚱᚼᛂᛁᛘ
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ᛋᛏᛦᚱᚼᛂᛁᛘ