Why do some peers have unusual client names in qbittorrent

  • @istdaslol@feddit.deEnglish
    33•7 months ago

    It’s because some chars aren’t decoded properly. &amp should be rendered as just &. Hinting that more than this is not properly rendered

      • hondacivicEnglish
        8•7 months ago

        ?

        edit: my client renders it as the actual character, even though it’s in a code block.

          • hondacivicEnglish
            4•7 months ago

            I got a notification when you responded and it was “>” but it renders correctly once I open the post.

            edit fucking hell it did it even in quotes, I meant >

            had to use a greek question mark so it doesn’t render

            • @decivex@yiffit.netEnglish
              4•7 months ago

              You can also use & to get &.

              Edit: Fuck, I meant &

              Edit 2: &

              Okay nevermind, either lemmy or sync resolves html entities recursively apparently.

              Edit 3: &

              • hondacivicEnglish
                2•7 months ago

                finally someone who understands the pain

                lemmy doesn’t resolve html entities if put in a code block but sync does

              • hondacivicEnglish
                1•7 months ago

                “wrongly” if in a code block for sure

                I use Sync for lemmy, it’s a mess but it’s the app that’s the closest to Joey for me. They charge 30$ to remove ads or 135$(lifetime, it’s like 3$ monthly) to be able to import/export communities lmao

                • @mexicancartel@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish
                  2•7 months ago

                  Lmao. But quotes won’t change anything i guess. But monospace should do or you maybe able to escape the characters with backslash \

                  Lemme try >

                  Edit : yeah this works for me.

                  • hondacivicEnglish
                    1•7 months ago

                    doesn’t for me. definitely a client issue. these little quirks are what keeps programmers up at night.