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On my PC (brave) it happens, I’m not sure what it could be, but if I swap the '.' for ',' the error doesn’t happen.
a far more optimistic look than the OPM’s [11.1 percent](https://www.census.gov/library/publications/2024/demo/p60-283.html) from the same year.
a far more optimistic look than the OPM’s [11,1 percent](https://www.census.gov/library/publications/2024/demo/p60-283.html) from the same year.reply
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Okay I think I got what's happening here, the clue is:
but if I swap the '.' for ',' the error doesn’t happen anymore.
We check for misleading links, stuff like [google.com](bing.com) and we replace the 'misleading' link with [bing.com](bing.com). You know, to keep it fair.
But the way we check for misleading links seems to differ between browsers. For Safari, https://11.1 percent is of course not a domain and not even a URL; for Chromium https://11.1 percent is instead a perfectly valid URL and will trigger the misleading link replacement.
We need to make the check more clever.
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Great!
Solution: make your own function to check for valid links! ~lol
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WTF! (brave PC)