Fix display of percentage symbol in entry preview #3149
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* upstream/master: Add preference to disable validation in the entry editor by default (#3154) Fix freezing on browse in protected terms dialog when adding from entry editor (#3158) Close entry editor when the shown entry is removed externally (#3156) .jar are not ignored any more (#3155) Increase size of file and keywords editors (#3141) Make Replace Strings work in bibtexkeyfield Fix errorprone (#3151) Fix display of percentage symbol in entry preview (#3149)
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Having
\%in some of the fields, it was displayed as%in the entry preview. For some reason the HTML display was not able to correctly handle this HTML code (probably because it uses IE's rendering).This issue was reported at #3148 (comment).
gradle localizationUpdate?