Google is probably serving you ISO-8859-1. At least, that is what they serve me for the User-Agent "AppEngine-Google; (+http://code.google.com/appengine)" (which urlfetch uses). The Content-Type header value is:
text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1
So you would use:
result.content.decode('ISO-8859-1')
If you check result.headers["Content-Type"], your code can adapt to changes on the other end. You can generally pass the charset (ISO-8859-1 in this case) directly to the Python decode method.
它可能使用图像、javascript、CSS 等的相对 URL，您不会将其更改为 google 站点的绝对 URL。为了确认这一点：您的日志应该显示 404 错误（“找不到页面”），因为您“仅提供 HTML”的浏览器尝试查找您未提供的相对寻址资源。
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It's probably using relative URLs to images, javascript, CSS, etc, that you're not changing into absolute URLs into google's site. To confirm this: your logs should be showing 404 errors ("page not found") as the browser to which you're serving "just the HTML" tries locating the relative-addressed resources that you're not supplying.
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Google 可能正在为您提供 ISO-8859-1。至少，这就是他们为我提供的用户代理“AppEngine-Google; (+http://code .google.com/appengine)"（urlfetch 使用）。 Content-Type 标头值为：
因此您可以使用：
如果您检查
result.headers["Content-Type"]，您的代码可以适应另一端的更改。通常，您可以将字符集（本例中为 ISO-8859-1）直接传递给 Python 解码方法。Google is probably serving you ISO-8859-1. At least, that is what they serve me for the User-Agent "AppEngine-Google; (+http://code.google.com/appengine)" (which urlfetch uses). The Content-Type header value is:
So you would use:
If you check
result.headers["Content-Type"], your code can adapt to changes on the other end. You can generally pass the charset (ISO-8859-1 in this case) directly to the Python decode method.它可能使用图像、javascript、CSS 等的相对 URL，您不会将其更改为 google 站点的绝对 URL。为了确认这一点：您的日志应该显示 404 错误（“找不到页面”），因为您“仅提供 HTML”的浏览器尝试查找您未提供的相对寻址资源。
It's probably using relative URLs to images, javascript, CSS, etc, that you're not changing into absolute URLs into google's site. To confirm this: your logs should be showing 404 errors ("page not found") as the browser to which you're serving "just the HTML" tries locating the relative-addressed resources that you're not supplying.