How can I view downloaded .txt files as UTF-8 in Chrome on Android 13?

We download many UTF-8 encoded .txt files. Later in the e.g., [Northwoods](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northwoods_(forest)) , far from the Internet, we find they are unreadable. Yes, we could simply open them in a different app, but we wish to keep using Chrome. No, the files don't contain byte order marks . Yes, there is no problem on Android 8, but things are much different on Android 13. As we observe, the content:// URI does not pass character set information, so the browser can only assume it is latin1 . How can I view downloaded .txt files as UTF-8 in Chrome on Android 13?