Web servers can return the same charset in different notation. For example, iso-8859-2, iso8859-2, latin2 are the same charsets.
There is support for charsets names aliases which search engine can understand:
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Aliases for all ISO charsets (using iso-8859-2 as an example):
iso-8859-2, iso8859-2, iso8859.2, iso-8859.2, iso_8859-2:1988, iso_8859-2, iso_8859.2
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Aliases for all MS charsets (using windows-1250 as an example):
windows-1250, cp-1250, cp1250, windows1250, x-cp1250
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Aliases for Cyrillic koi8-r:
koi8-r, koi8r, koi-8-r, koi8, koi-8, koi
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Aliases for x-mac-cyrillic:
x-mac-cyrillic, mac
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Aliases for DOS cp-866 Cyrillic:
cp-866, cp866, csibm866, 866, ibm866, x-cp866, x-ibm866, alt
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Aliases for some latin character sets:
latin1 for iso-8859-1
latin2 for iso-8859-2
latin4 for iso-8859-4
latin5 for iso-8859-9
latin7 for iso-8859-13
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