Unicode separators in urls make sites appear down in some browsers (daniel.lubarov.com) 4 points by dlubarov 12y ago ↗ HN
[–] smoyer 12y ago ↗ But what gets placed into the (Firefox) URL bar is:http://www.facebook.com/%E2%80%A8I'm wondering how many people would look at that and think it was fishy. [–] seandougall 12y ago ↗ Same with Safari. Only Chrome seems to display his way, but even then it's just a 404 page. I still get the toolbar and notifications up top, so it's clear that Facebook is not down.
[–] seandougall 12y ago ↗ Same with Safari. Only Chrome seems to display his way, but even then it's just a 404 page. I still get the toolbar and notifications up top, so it's clear that Facebook is not down.
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[ 2.0 ms ] story [ 15.8 ms ] threadhttp://www.facebook.com/%E2%80%A8
I'm wondering how many people would look at that and think it was fishy.