Make URL parser to not decode percent-encoded ASCII characters in URL's path, such as "%41" ('A'). Before this change: > const url = new URL("http://example.com/%41"); > url.href "http://example.com/A" After this change: > const url = new URL("http://example.com/%41"); > url.href "http://example.com/%41"
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I'm having a hard time assessing the risk, despite the very low
usage (it has doubled since the original email was sent - but
still very low) and other browsers shipping it.
That said, LGTM2 % having a base::Feature we can use as a
killswitch, in case we discover something we didn't anticipate.
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Compatibility is nice.
LGTM3, but note Mike's request
/Daniel
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