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This is still my #1 problem with the TouchPad: http://forums.hpwebos.com/t5/HP-TouchPad-Software-Hardware/Ampersands-in-URLs-Still-Don-t-Work/td-p/359930 http:
by thinkcomp 15y ago
This is still my #1 problem with the TouchPad:
http://forums.hpwebos.com/t5/HP-TouchPad-Software-Hardware/Ampersands-in-URLs-Still-Don-t-Work/td-p/359930 http://forums.hpwebos.com/t5/HP-TouchPad-Software-Hardware/A...
Otherwise it's great.
- morrow 15y agoI didn't realize that it converted all ampersands in the URL -- what a ridiculous oversight. What bugs me is that the browser doesn't support @font-face fonts. I don't understand the design process that led to implementing node.js as a service on a mobile device before adding in fundamental CSS support...
- unwiredben 15y agoCan you provide more detail? Is this when entering URLs directly? Have you tried going through j.mp or bitly.com and shortening the URL, then bookmarking that version?
- thinkcomp 15y agoIt's when entering them directly, clicking on links, or using bookmarks. The & gets passed through to the server--it's not just an issue with the UI. Annoying as hell.