It's speedy compared to base62. See, the problem is that Base64 is linear is speed, but has large (non-alphanumeric) charset, while base62 has small (alphanume

It's speedy compared to base62. See, the problem is that Base64 is linear is speed, but has large (non-alphanumeric) charset, while base62 has small (alphanumeric) charset but is quadratic in speed (at least in its straightforward implementation, the only one I was able to find). Maze62 is the encoding that is both constrained in charset and liner in speed. Hence, the title. Does it make sense?