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troubles with 'reg' conversion

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FF4 convert (ampersand)reg in a wrong way.

I mean when FF meet the sequence of symbols (ampersand)reg it always convert it to ® symbol, but it should be converted only if this sequence finished with ';', isn't it?

To check create this simple html file:

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action=save&region_id=41
look&register
login&registration

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i got text below instead of usual words every time:

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action=save®ion_id=41 look®ister login®istration

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FF4 convert (ampersand)reg in a wrong way. I mean when FF meet the sequence of symbols (ampersand)reg it always convert it to ® symbol, but it should be converted only if this sequence finished with ';', isn't it? To check create this simple html file: ==================== action=save&region_id=41<br> look&register<br> login&registration ==================== i got text below instead of usual words every time: ==================== action=save®ion_id=41 look®ister login®istration ====================

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(ampersand) mean 0x26 in ascii table, single char On the image you can see code on blue side and result on white side

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Why don't you use &amp; to code the ampersand?

action=save&amp;region_id=41
look&amp;register
login&amp;registration

  • Bug 385776 - make entity handling match IE7 / HTML5
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Because we have a lot of old, very old and noncompletely new apps all though the Web.