It might be a gargantuan task, but you could always try to edit the Firefox source code to allow for this, and then compile it. I don't see any extensions that let you do it, either (although I'm sure someone could make one).
Change the codepage string to 65001 in decimal system and save it (936 by default) (for those without codepage, you can right-click the mouse to create a new DWORD (32-bit) value.I don't see a way to change the default encoding in Firefox 54.0 from about:config, but you can manually change it every time you view the page, from the view menu (not ideal, I know). For more details: Official document of powshell You can also install and use it under Linux to replace the default bash of Linux. After all, the powshell is more powerful, and it’s also the future trend of Microsoft (in the future, CMD will be replaced by powshell), and the powshell will be replaced We also learn from some usage habits of Linux bash, and powshell is cross platform. Considering that it’s troublesome to add it manually, I suggest you switch to the PowerShell directly. If you can’t find the option of CMD, the newly installed windprofessional version can’t be found by default (the old version may still be reserved). Navigate to: HKEY_ CURRENT_ USER\Console%SystemRoot%_ system32_ cmd.exe. At this time, when you open the CMD command window, you will see that the code has been changed to UTF-8, just like the previous temporarily modified window, and every time you open CMD, it is UTF-8 code. 
Name it “autorun”, right-click to modify, fill in “CHCP 65001” for numerical data, and confirm.
Right click – new and select “string value”.Find HKEY in order_ LOCAL_ MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Command Processor.At this time, the window code is UTF-8 code. Enter “CHCP 65001” directly and press enter to execute.Only apply to the current window, enter the CMD command window first (shortcut key win + R).Setting UTF-8 in CMD Temporary modification
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