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I’m trying out mocha for my JS testing, and I’m getting this weird fragment:
Oddly, the tutorial I’m following also has this fragment in his screenshots, yet the author makes no mention of anything being awry. I’m using Chrome 18. I can’t seem to find this anywhere in the web inspector either…
Anyone know what’s up with this? Driving me nuts…
Looks like some UTF-8 being interpreted in another charset (probably Latin-1). Try setting your browser’s encoding to UTF-8—do you see something more useful? (Probably a checkmark: ✔)
Edit: yes, it’s the UTF-8 encoding of “✔” interpreted as Latin-1. You may need to add a
<meta charset="utf8">to the top of your<head>.