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Your point about URL encoding defeats your own other point about these characters being safely parsable as surrounding delimiters
by sgammon 1y ago
Your point about URL encoding defeats your own other point about these characters being safely parsable as surrounding delimiters
- simoncion 1y agoNo? URLs with the characters ' ' and '>' in them are not valid URLs. Perhaps your web browser does things differently than my Firefox and Chrome instances, but when I copy out that pretty-printed URL from the address bar and paste it, I get the following string: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44826199%3Ehello%20there Though -oddly-, while Chrome's pretty-printer does pretty-print %3E, it fails to pretty-print %20 . Go figure.