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README.md

@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ The other options are as follows:
 * `dontDecompress`: For use with `requestBinary()` and `requestFile()`, set to `true` to prevent automatic decompression of `gzip`, `deflate`, or `br` data.
 * `dontEndStream`: For use with `requestFile()`, this prevents `stream.end()` from automatically being called when `requestFile()` terminates. This option applies to either a stream passed in as an argument (in lieu of a file path), or to the internally-created file output stream. If you choose not to end the internally-created stream automatically, you should also use the `responseInfo` callback so that you can access that stream to end it later. Errors will always end any internally-created stream.
 * `forceEncoding`: For use with `requestText()`, setting this to `true` causes the `encoding` argument passed into the function to override any encoding specified by the retrieved data itself.
-* `ignoreBom`: By default `requestJson()` and `requestText()` look to see if a UTF-8, -16, or -32 BOM [(Byte Order Mark)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byte_order_mark) is present as one way of determining content character encoding. Setting `ignoreBom` to `true` allows the BOM to be ignored.
+* `ignoreBom`: By default `requestJson()` and `requestText()` look to see if a UTF-7, -8, -16, or -32 BOM [(Byte Order Mark)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byte_order_mark) is present as one way of determining content character encoding. Setting `ignoreBom` to `true` allows the BOM to be ignored.
 * `keepBom`: If a BOM is detected by `requestJson()` or `requestText()`, it is normally deleted. Set `keepBom` to `true` to preserve the BOM.
 * `progress`: As seen in the `requestFile()` example at the beginning of this document, this is an optional callback that provides feedback during the retrieval of large resources, returning the number of bytes read at a particular point in time, and, if known (otherwise `undefined`), the total number of bytes expected.
 * `responseInfo`: This optional callback provides meta-information about the resource which has been retrieved and the retrieval process. The data provided looks like this: