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The trick here is the "@" in the URL, which makes everything before it a user name. It is an old trick, and browsers tend to throw a fit before opening URLs wi
by GuB-42 3y ago
The trick here is the "@" in the URL, which makes everything before it a user name.
It is an old trick, and browsers tend to throw a fit before opening URLs with user names.
- 0x0000000 3y agoIt's a combination of the "@", and the forward-slash-looking-but-not-actually-forward-slash characters in the username and password that complete the trick, as normal forward slashes are not permitted there.