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**Feature summary** (what you would like to be able to do): When using the WikiEditor, if an external link is being converted to an internal page name - reformat the destination to un-percentage-encode and strip underscores from the destination. Note: While underscores will work, percentage-encoded currently makes the process fail as the percentage is invalid in the title name. **Steps to reproduce** (a list of clear steps to create the situation that made you report this, including full links if applicable): * Use the insert tool bar link button * Put in a percent-encoded internal link * Select that you want this to be "to an external web page" * Click Insert Link * Get the intercept dialog that this may be internal, asking if you want it to be an internal link * Select "Internal link" * STOP - This is where you are stuck if you use a percentage encode, and/or where you preserve unwanted underscores **Use case(s)** (describe the actual underlying problem which you want to solve, and not only a solution): * Allow editors to better make use of this tool when copy/pasting links from browser address bars, etc.

**Feature summary** (what you would like to be able to do): When using the WikiEditor, if an external link is being converted to an internal page name - reformat the destination to un-percentage-encode and strip underscores from the destination. Note: While underscores will work, percentage-encoded currently makes the process fail as the percentage is invalid in the title name. **Steps to reproduce** (a list of clear steps to create the situation that made you report this, including full links if applicable): * Use the insert tool bar link button * Put in a percent-encoded internal link (or one with underscores) * Select that you want this to be "to an external web page" * Click Insert Link * Get the intercept dialog that this may be internal, asking if you want it to be an internal link * Select "Internal link" * STOP - This is where you are stuck if you use a percentage encode, and/or where you preserve unwanted underscores **Use case(s)** (describe the actual underlying problem which you want to solve, and not only a solution): * Allow editors to better make use of this tool when copy/pasting links from browser address bars, etc.

**Feature summary** (what you would like to be able to do): When using the WikiEditor, if an external link is being converted to an internal page name - reformat the destination to un-percentage-encode and strip underscores from the destination. Note: While underscores will work, percentage-encoded currently makes the process fail as the percentage is invalid in the title name. **Steps to reproduce** (a list of clear steps to create the situation that made you report this, including full links if applicable): * Use the insert tool bar link button * Put in a percent-encoded internal link (or one with underscores) * Select that you want this to be "to an external web page" * Click Insert Link * Get the intercept dialog that this may be internal, asking if you want it to be an internal link * Select "Internal link" * STOP - This is where you are stuck if you use a percentage encode, and/or where you preserve unwanted underscores **Use case(s)** (describe the actual underlying problem which you want to solve, and not only a solution): * Allow editors to better make use of this tool when copy/pasting links from browser address bars, etc.