#chrome
http://a/%%30%30
@Acer
I don't understand. Is this an Easter egg for chrome?
In my head it works out to http//a/%300, or recursively to http://a/00
@Pat
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32770944/why-does-the-url-http-a-3030-crash-google-chrome
I got mixed up with regex. I was thinking that "%%" evaluated to "%", just like "\\" makes a single literal "\" in regex.
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@Acer
I don't understand. Is this an Easter egg for chrome?
In my head it works out to http//a/%300, or recursively to http://a/00