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Shouldn't you replace before URL-encoding?

• jessaustin 10y ago
  It doesn't seem to matter. It's not as if "utm_" encodes to anything other than "utm_".
  • jwilk 10y ago
    But encoded "?" is "%3F".
    • jessaustin 10y ago
      Hmmm, I have seen an extra '%3' occasionally... it never hurt anything so I didn't bother fixing it. Thanks dude now I'm going to be totally tormented until I fix my bookmarklet. [EDIT:] ok moving that parenthesis and avoiding the update of document.location didn't take me too long...