Copying a UTF-8 URL from browser's address bar, gives only the ugly encoded one

Question

When I copy a UTF-8 URL from the browser\'s address bar (almost any browser on any os), then try to paste it in another text field (to post it on facebook or twitter for exa

Answer 1

You can use Chrome extension called "Copy Unicode URLs", which I created. It is:

1. Open source.
2. Gives you an option to leave URL terminators encoded so, e.g., links that end with a dot will have that dot encoded and email clients won't wrongly recognize this dot as a sentence/URL terminator.

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