Both the HTTP unsubscription link
https://ww w.company.example.com/ unsubscribe?email=max.mustermann@gmail.com&list=Autumn campaignand the mailto link
mailto:inbox@company.example.com?subject=unsubscribe&body=email%3Dmax.mustermann@gmail.com%0Alist%3DAutumn campaigncontain characters that follow URL encoding These are marked greenin the examples.
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Character |
Explanation |
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? |
The question mark introduces the data part (query string) of the URL or the mailto link. |
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= |
The equals sign is entered between a parameter and its value. |
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& |
The & sign is used as a separator between “Parameter=Value” elements in the data part. |
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%3D |
This character sequence is the same as the equals sign. |
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%0A |
This character sequence is the same as the newline sign. |
For further information on URL encoding see the following link:
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