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Beyond the usual ASCII stuff, the standard allows you to have all nonsurrogate characters between U+00A0 and U+10FFFD in the path of a URL within HTML. The stan
by zerocrates 4y ago
Beyond the usual ASCII stuff, the standard allows you to have all nonsurrogate characters between U+00A0 and U+10FFFD in the path of a URL within HTML. The standard has browsers internally percent-encode them. It's also dumped the IRI/URI terminology and just uses URL.