(HttpClient 4.3.6) I have a situation in which the server sends a redirect (using HTTP reponse "Location" header) to an URL that contains special character: â (a-circumflex, \u00E2). FireFox deals with this character by changing "â" to "%E2", which is accepted by the server. DefaultRedirectStrategy however, changes it from "â" to "%C3%A2" instead of "%E2", which is not accepted by the server (the server gives the correct location back again, causing DefaultRedirectStrategy to perform a CircularRedirectException).
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