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You need a space after the '%', which always confused and annoyed me. But TIL: the special character doesn't need to be a prefix! It only needs to be separate
by andrewaylett 6y ago
You need a space after the '%', which always confused and annoyed me. But TIL: the special character doesn't need to be a prefix! It only needs to be separated from other characters using a space. Makes much more sense now.
- TeMPOraL 6y agoApparently you don't! I just tested that on 76.0 (64-bit) on Windows, and it works without a space.