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I solved this with an environmental variable:

export G_FILENAME_ENCODING=UTF-8

Putting it in my ~/.profile makes it permanent.

I figured this out when I stumbled into section 81.2 here:...

That dash definitely triggers the bug and I cannot print the duckduckgo.com homepage to PDF unless I delete the dash (replacing it with a hyphen works fine).

So I guess my problem is worse than I...

Not in the url. In the page title. The dash here: "DuckDuckGo - Privacy, simplified."

Sorry, neo. It's not a hyphen/minus in duckduckgo.com, it seems to be a dash. Definitely not ASCII. After I dig myself out of the error dialogs, replacing the dash with a minus makes the filename...

Many reasons. The main one is that I often print webpages to PDF from my browser (chromium). When I try to print a webpage to PDF, if there are any non-ASCII characters in the webpage's name then I...

I'm on Tiny Core Linux Pure64 10.1. My locale is en_US.UTF-8 and I generally have no trouble with Unicode characters with one exception: When I try to use Unicode characters in GTK applications' file...