Open mandavister opened 4 years ago
When accessing an URL containing two consecutive slashes '//' they are turned into a single slash '/'. I don't see how this is useful - in my case even a problem.
As a workaround it's possible to write '\/' instead which is turned into '//'.
When accessing an URL containing two consecutive slashes '//' they are turned into a single slash '/'. I don't see how this is useful - in my case even a problem.
As a workaround it's possible to write '\/' instead which is turned into '//'.