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Except that % is already used to encode something else. Now if someone else a URI, is there going to be any confusion on how many times a URI needs to be decod
by spartanatreyu 4mo ago
Except that % is already used to encode something else.
Now if someone else a URI, is there going to be any confusion on how many times a URI needs to be decoded?
If the answer is yes, then we have a problem.
(and by looking at the other comments in this thread, the answer is most definitely yes)
- singpolyma3 4mo agoIt only needs to be decoded once? The raw % is in the host and will be recovered by this process. Same as any other url encode/decide situation