@outlook microsoft.com How did I do this? 1.) Charmap.exe 2.) Search for: Zero 3.) Click "Zero Width Joiner" 4.) Select, Copy 5.) Paste it before the . or after the @pic.twitter.com/R6Tn891WwN
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Sure! I worked a backend that handled requests from a whole bunch of known partners. One of the partners started complaining they were getting 500 errors instead of the normal 200 when "they didn't change anything".
Checking the links they were sending in a browser worked just fine, just like you noted. However, postmanning them caused exceptions due to a parsing issue. I eventually started cleaning the faulty URLs with HTML decoders to get rid of possibly faulty characters when a wierd ...
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... unicode popped up. Zero - god damn - width space. Doesn't show up. Browsers don't care. Our system couldn't parse it. Sent the partner a clean link and everything returned to normal.
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So basically you were doing it wrong :)
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