Closed jvasseur closed 8 years ago
ping @trowski
Sorry, totally missed this here somehow. Looks great!
I wonder then if some other characters should be excluded, like #
and @
?
#
should probably be allowed too. Not sure about @
, can we redirect to an url with some user information ?
Not a common use-case I'm sure, but I don't see why not.
Updated to allow #
and @
.
We need to allow "?" in response headers to allow redirecting to an url with a query string.