Closed alexhaydock closed 5 years ago
This one actually varies by network - it depends on the email encoding used by the ISP's helpdesk software. The character encoding that you're seeing is "quoted-printable", which the viewer doesn't decode correctly yet.
This is fixed - adding a decoder for quoted-printable was pretty easy.
Smart quotes seem to be printed as
=E2=80=9C
and=E2=80=9D
which causes quite a readability issue when it comes to ISP response emails.See this example here: https://www.blocked.org.uk/control/ispreports/Sky/376/http://tgozed.uk
=E2=80=9CPEER=E2=80=9D
should ideally read"PEER"
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