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Bring back the URL escaping code, but use a better character whitelist.
release-2.x.y
2014-01-13, Mark Doliner

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Bring back the URL escaping code, but use a better character whitelist.

I realized we can still percent-encode some characters to guard against
URLs containing $(xterm) causing xterm to start on horrendously broken
systems. We just need to be better about what characters we escape. So
I brought back Tomasz's code, added a few characters to the allowed list,
and we now use the escaped URI when starting ALL browsers. Works fine for me.

/** @page core-signals Core Signals

@signals

@signal quitting

@signal uri-handler

@endsignals

@see core.h

<hr>

@signaldef quitting

@signalproto

void (*quitting)();

@endsignalproto

@signaldesc

Emitted when libpurple is quitting.

@endsignaldef

@signaldef uri-handler

@signalproto

gboolean (*uri_handler)(const gchar *proto, const gchar *cmd, GHashTable *params);

@endsignalproto

@signaldesc

Emitted when handling a registered URI.

@param proto The protocol of the URI.

@param cmd The 'command' of the URI.

@param params Any key/value parameters from the URI.

@endsignaldef

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