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  • Thread Starter giu1io

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    Yes I know that they are just different references for the same character and if I open the URL in the browser it opens without problems. Sadly I am using the avatar on iOS and NSUrl doesn’t like & # 0 3 8 ; instead of &.
    I was wondering why the src and srcset where encoded differently, I get your explanation but I just doesn’t make sense to me why someone would encode & as an entity in a URL.
    So I thought I could be some sort of bug, but if you’re telling me that it’s a conscious decision than I guess I’ll adapt my code accordingly.

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