yank don't quote the url about vimperator-labs

[gkatsev]

That's a very interesting corner case.
On the mailing list, previously, we've decided to not enocde the url before yanking, so, the %3F is yanked as ?.
If you set yankencodedurl this yank is grabbed correctly. It should probably be yanked correctly in the default setting, though.

[Roger]

yeah, i really had no problem so far, maybe only encode "?" is needed

[maxauthority]

The good thing is, I tried clicking on both urls, and both opened the
correct wikipedia page (at least in chrome). So probably not that big of a
problem.

On Thu, Jul 17, 2014 at 6:21 PM, Roger [email protected] wrote:

yeah, i really had no problem so far, maybe only encode "?" is needed

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[gkatsev]

Not for me. The second link opens up a page about a Devo album.

[maxauthority]

Oh right, these two link to two different pages, very weird indeed ;(

On Thu, Jul 17, 2014 at 10:59 PM, Gary Katsevman [email protected]
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Not for me. The second link opens up a page about a Devo album.

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[Mine02C4]

It looks like later than the "?" have been interpreted as a query string.

[Roger]

Also applies to shift+o to edit the url

[mozbugbox]

Also the ampersand mark & in a URL is not properly escaped which cause the rest of the value being treat as a new query key.

ampersand are often used in file names which might be included in the query part of a URL.