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I couldn't log in, so I thought my password might be a problem. I changed my Minecraft password (removed symbols) and I was able to log in.
You should ensure that all symbols that can be produced by a standard US keyboard are supported, e.g.
`~!@#$%^&*()-_=+[{]}\|;:'",<.>/?
Ideally, just encode the text for POST-ing and allow any password or passphrase. Minecraft is pretty accommodating in this regard.
Thanks! Justin
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I am currently targeting the .NET Client Framework which does not have UrlEncode() built in. I will look for a URL Encoding library.
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That's fantastic news! 😄 If I come across an appropriate lib, I will share it with you.
Seeing as this is still open-
If you're looking to encode a string for traversing the internet safely, several Stack Overflow articles suggest using the HTML Agility Pack.
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I couldn't log in, so I thought my password might be a problem. I changed my Minecraft password (removed symbols) and I was able to log in.
You should ensure that all symbols that can be produced by a standard US keyboard are supported, e.g.
Ideally, just encode the text for POST-ing and allow any password or passphrase. Minecraft is pretty accommodating in this regard.
Thanks!
Justin
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: