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encoding URL issue - android app #5
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i'll look into this 🙌 |
I don't understand what you mean, I just use it and I've always needed to use URL encode and decode and I've never seen it this way. I'll try to compile with the fix as default in a fork. |
sorry for not explained clearly,
output:
and last welcome make PRs 🥳 |
forgive me I'm very noob in all this anyway, I think I'll wait for your new version, now I'm excited |
next version will have this feature. by the way thanks a lot ! @RiqueAM |
let me help at least to locate in pt-BR ? where are the string language files? |
copy this file and rename to app_pt_BR.arb maybe |
this feature has been added. close this issue. |
@RiqueAM u did? |
First of all, I thank you deeply for bringing this tool that helps a lot of people's daily tasks! May you be blessed for that!
For URL decoding it works great, but for encoding it doesn't work properly.
Example of how it should work:
Input:
H+4sIAGLWTWMA/7NRdPF3DokMQMAKykNUQ8AAAA=
Output:
H%2B4sIAGLWTWMA%2F7NRdPF3DokMQMAKykNUQ8AAAA%3D%0A
As is:
Output:
H+4sIAGLWTWMA/7NRdPF3DokMQMAKykNUQ8AAAA=
The characters "+/=" are not converting at all. From what I could tell, the app is actually only converting spaces and line breaks. I haven't tested the other characters, but I think it's all broken.
Here's a good site to test URL encode and decode:
https://www.urlencoder.org
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