get on the utf-8 bandwagon and ditch iso-2022-jp

[jidanni@xxxxxxxxxxx]

OK, thank you very much for helping me add the "back" item to the
right mouse menu (Re: [emacs-w3m:10090] Re: mouse BACK). Your program
does what I want correctly.

However, I feel a little bad about adding 75 lines of code to my
~/.emacs-w3m just in order to add one line to that menu.

Therefore I will "live without it" for now, and hope that one line
will appear one day in a new version.

Much more interesting is that your program includes iso-2022-jp
characters, and since I like to share my files, this would create a
conflict, as I already have a default charset for my whole site

$ HEAD http://jidanni.org/comp/configuration/.emacs-w3m |grep charset
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8

and I don't wish to make another special .htaccess ... anyway, never
mind all that. My point is:

When will you w3m guys stop using iso-2022-jp and start using utf-8?
Isn't utf-8 more modern, and the "final solution"?
For instance I stopped using Big5 long ago.