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On `enwiki > Nights: Journey of Dreams` the reference link `[7]` uses percent encoding... ``` <a href="#cite_note-FOOTNOTESega20074%E2%80%935-8">[7]</a> ``` ...but the`li` it links to doesn't... ``` <li id="cite_note-FOOTNOTESega20074–5-8"> ``` I realize tapping `[7]` still works, but would be nice for debugging if you could, say, search for an `id` and see the 2 matches you expect instead of just one because the other one uses different encoding. Confused me at a first when I tried to do so :) This caused a bug T183048 in some reference gathering JS used by apps which didn't account for the `href` `#` `id` and the `li` `id` using different encodings. Easily fixed, but thought it would be nice if these id's were made consistent upstream too :)

On [[ https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nights:_Journey_of_Dreams | enwiki > Nights: Journey of Dreams ]] the reference link `[7]` uses percent encoding... ``` <a href="#cite_note-FOOTNOTESega20074%E2%80%935-8">[7]</a> ``` ...but the`li` it links to doesn't... ``` <li id="cite_note-FOOTNOTESega20074–5-8"> ``` I realize tapping `[7]` still works, but would be nice for debugging if you could, say, search for an `id` and see the 2 matches you expect instead of just one because the other one uses different encoding. Confused me at a first when I tried to do so :) This caused a bug T183048 in some reference gathering JS used by apps which didn't account for the `href` `#` `id` and the `li` `id` using different encodings. Easily fixed, but thought it would be nice if these id's were made consistent upstream too :)

On `On [[ https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nights:_Journey_of_Dreams | enwiki > Nights: Journey of Dreams` ]] the reference link `[7]` uses percent encoding... ``` <a href="#cite_note-FOOTNOTESega20074%E2%80%935-8">[7]</a> ``` ...but the`li` it links to doesn't... ``` <li id="cite_note-FOOTNOTESega20074–5-8"> ``` I realize tapping `[7]` still works, but would be nice for debugging if you could, say, search for an `id` and see the 2 matches you expect instead of just one because the other one uses different encoding. Confused me at a first when I tried to do so :) This caused a bug T183048 in some reference gathering JS used by apps which didn't account for the `href` `#` `id` and the `li` `id` using different encodings. Easily fixed, but thought it would be nice if these id's were made consistent upstream too :)