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What does %3A mean in URL?
%3A is the encoding of : . : is reserved in URIs for designating the port number (e.g. google.com:443 manually specifies to use port 443 , the default HTTPS port). If you want to include a : in a URI, it must be precent-sign-encoded, which is what the %3A is.
What are the unsafe characters in URL?
Characters | Encoding | |
Safe characters | Alphanumeric [0-9a-zA-Z], special characters $-_.+!*'(), | No |
Reserved characters | ; / ? : @ = & | Yes* |
Unsafe characters | Includes the blank/empty space and " < > # % { } | \ ^ ~ [ ] ` | Yes |
What does %2f mean in a URL?
It's Escape coding where the '%' is the escape code character and the two. characters following it are the Hexadecimal numbering of a font character. The %3d represents a '=' and %2f is a '/'. Any ASCII Character Code table.
What does %26 mean in URL?
The <space> character has been URL encoded as "+". The & character has been URL encoded as "%26".
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