Bugzilla

We temporarily store URLs as they appear on page like:

`https://www.foo.com/search?q=bar&page=shopping`

But when the user clicks the URL, it's possible for the URL to change to one that has some query parameters using partial percent encoded strings, e.g.:

`https://www.foo.com/search?q=bar%26page%3Dshopping`

So we'll need to decode the percent encoded strings.

We temporarily store URLs as they appear on page like:

`https://www.foo.com/search?q=bar&page=shopping`

But when the user clicks the URL, it's possible for the URL to change to one that has some query parameters using partial percent encoded strings, e.g.:

`https://www.foo.com/search?q=bar%26page%3Dshopping`

So we'll need to decode the percent encoded strings when observing network activity.

We temporarily store URLs as they appear on page like:

`https://www.foo.com/search?q=bar&page=shopping`

When the user clicks the URL, it's possible for the URL to change and for the pertinent data to be inserted into the redirect URL as a percent escaped string, e.g:
`https://www.foo.com/baz?redirect_url=%2Fsearch%3Fq%3Dbar%3Fpage%3Dshopping`

We temporarily store URLs as they appear on page like:

`https://www.foo.com/search?q=bar&page=shopping`

When the user clicks the URL, it's possible for the URL to change and for the pertinent data to be inserted into the redirect URL as a percent escaped string, e.g:
`https://www.foo.com/baz?redirect_url=%2Fsearch%3Fq%3Dbar%26page%3Dshopping`

We temporarily store URLs as they appear on page like:

`https://www.foo.com/search?q=bar&page=shopping`

When the user clicks the URL, it's possible for the URL to change and for the pertinent data to be inserted into the redirect URL as a percent escaped string, e.g:
`https://www.foo.com/baz?redirect_url=%2Fsearch%3Fq%3Dbar%26page%3Dshopping`

So we may need to provide a query parameter to examine in cases when we know redirects or URL manipulation will happen.