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URL parser thinks `>` is a valid URL character

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Ran into an issue with the following message:

Can I Use Node.innerText? [IE 6+ | FF 45+ | Chrome 4+ | Opera 9.5-9.6+ | Safari 3.2+ | iOS 4.0-4.1+ | Android 2.3+] Overall: 97.6% <http://caniuse.com/innertext>;

The expected URL is http://caniuse.com/innertext but lounge is grabbing http://caniuse.com/innertext>

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Created 6 years ago
Comments:6 (6 by maintainers)

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xPawcommented, Apr 1, 2017

We indeed have a test for it in #972 called should balance brackets

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astorijecommented, Apr 21, 2017

Hey @Niggler, #972 should have fixed that. Mind testing your examples on master?

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