Support UTF-8 characters when encoding iframe options to Base64 #160
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Will merge this as soon as the iframe is updated to decode UTF-8 characters also. |
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This was referenced Mar 12, 2021
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📦 Pull Request
If UTF-8 (non-Latin) characters somehow make it into the encoded iframe options, the encoding function breaks, thus blocking the iframe entirely. This PR introduces a new encoding strategy based on the
universal-base64package.patch: Bug Fix?minor: New Feature?major: Breaking Change?skip-release: It's unnecessary to publish this change.