Thanks for the awesome tool! It's very helpful in debugging REST services.
How exactly do I send over a + sign?
I tried:
GET ?email=[email protected]
Result: the + doesn't get encoded, is interpreted as a space (as expected)
But also:
GET ?email=user%[email protected]
Result: the % gets URL encoded resulting in user%[email protected] which is treated as the literal 'user%[email protected]'
Thanks for the awesome tool! It's very helpful in debugging REST services.
How exactly do I send over a + sign?
I tried:
GET ?email=[email protected]
Result: the + doesn't get encoded, is interpreted as a space (as expected)
But also:
GET ?email=user%[email protected]
Result: the % gets URL encoded resulting in user%[email protected] which is treated as the literal 'user%[email protected]'