Links with parentheses are broken
See original GitHub issue- _The Lounge version: 4.2.0
When linking a url with parentheses in it (and possibly other characters) the link is presumed ended before the closing parentheses.
Example https://foo.com/bar.(par)
results in a link to https://foo.com/bar.(par
The period in the example is nescessary otherwise it works correctly.
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- Created 3 years ago
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Fileshare links that have the filenames in them and spaces replaced by dots for example. Searched for “Index of” in google, and found some. Note that I have nothing to do with the link or it’s content, just randomly found it on google.
http://index-of.es/Android/Professional.Android.2.Application.Development.(Wrox,.2010,.0470565527).pdf
man, I would have sworn those links have issues. Ill remember this ticket the next time I stumble upon a broken link, I can’t manage to break it in the demo right now.